Sentence examples for better fun from inspiring English sources

Then, even better, Fun Home by Alison Bechdel.

You know, what better fun could you have?

"There's no better fun for a manager," Cox said.

"There is no better fun than getting a whiff of a scoop and then landing it.

The Foil can be richer than the Hero ("Persuasion," "Mansfield Park") and, on the face of it, much better fun ("Mansfield Park").

According to the university's student president, Ahmed Hassan, the more friends you make, the better fun you'll have: "Getting outside the bubble of your own flat and meeting lots of other people makes the whole experience richer".

"Our vision of the future is very different" from others, Ms. Hahn said, in that the ads present 2033 as "a lot like today, but better, more fun" and Svedka as the vodka that lets you "be your fun, flirtatious self".

And with every single game, I found that the illusion of depth made overall play much more engaging and, for lack of a better word, fun.

You knew that while you're on this earth, you had better have fun.

In truth, the show would have been much better, downright fun even, as a comedy.

At times I half-jokingly thought the show might have been better subtitled "Fun With Photography" or "I Survived Conceptual Art".