Sentence examples for better handwriting from inspiring English sources

One person said their cat had better handwriting, and another called for me to be fired.

Artists are no different, no less preoccupied with keeping track, though most of them have better handwriting than the rest of us, and their lists tend to be a little neater.

The latest version got a much-improved screen, plenty of internal storage (16GB doesn't fill up too fast when you're mostly looking at documents) and better handwriting and note-taking capability.

"These kindergartners have better handwriting than I do.

As he had better handwriting, Lie purportedly copied the story for Coolsma and kept the original in his own collection.

This handwriting will then inspire you to get better handwriting.

Rise and fall of the Apple Newton Tony Smith | The Register | 17 September 2013 Twenty years on, the story of the handheld that might have changed the world — if it had been better at handwriting recognition, and if it had come with cellular communications built in, and if the hardware had been cheaper, and if it had been half the size.

The classroom teachers found that (a) hyperactive children became calmer and could focus for longer periods (b) other children could generally concentrate better, (c) handwriting skills improved for children with poor penmanship, (d) children often showed a better understanding of subject material, and (e) disorganized children developed a better sense of organization [ 13].

"Some people are better at reading handwriting.

Friday evenings returning from work are always made better by your handwriting on an envelope on the doormat.

From it were derived three scripts better suited to handwriting: uncial, which was essentially the classical capitals adapted to writing with pen on paper and similar to hand printing; and cursive and minuscule, which were running scripts similar to modern handwriting forms, with joined letters and considerable modification in letter shape.