Sentence examples for better indeed from inspiring English sources
But this was better, indeed surely the best of the 146 Test wickets Panesar now possesses.
Better indeed if their debts stayed the same, but their incomes rose.
Nor are things getting better: indeed, much of the worst damage has been wrought in the past 100 years.
He dislikes drawing now, since it makes him face the fact that he draws no better, indeed rather worse, than he did when he was 21.
In the signed-satchel realm, new is not necessarily better; indeed, some people wash before use for the crinkly, Rag and Bone anti-polished look.
So what makes these projects "better" (if, indeed, they are) than Western aid?
"Most people really are about, 'Let's get something done that's going to make my life better.' " Indeed, the dissatisfaction among voters with both the Democratic and the Republican Parties has left open the possibility of a third-party candidate, Mr. From said in an interview this year, "but third-party candidates are hard to do".
Better something, indeed more than the recent something, than nothing.
We want politicians like Obama, Blair, Wilson and Kennedy to be our better selves – indeed better than our better selves.
SBC one of the better Bells might indeed be that.
