Sentence examples for better more desirable from inspiring English sources

With one last wrenching twist the filter comes away, clogged with dust and grime from better, more desirable places.

Mr. Pozo and others said they wanted to sell directly at markets and learn how to grow better, more desirable cacao.

The bought things in life are better – more desirable, more trustworthy, perhaps even more real – than those that you improvise for yourself.

The speaker has managed to unscrew the air-filter, but his victory serves to bring in that angry gesture of "one last wrenching twist" and the sardonic observation about "the dust/ and grime from better, more desirable places".

Grufferman wrote it after she turned 50, hit the menopause and was "overwhelmed by the many media messages shouting at me from all sides that younger is better, sexier, more desirable, and that older is another word for invisible.

By contrast, if preferences are understood rather as mental attitudes, i.e., considered judgments about whether an option is better or more desirable than another, then the doubts about Completeness alluded to above are pertinent (for further discussion, see Mandler 2001).

Which answer is true, or better, or more desirable?

Speaking in tabloid newspaper Bild, German Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel said that rather than trying to penalize German carmakers, the United States should instead respond by building better and more desirable cars.

Before I started researching and writing "The Best of Everything After 50," I was confused and overwhelmed by the many media messages shouting at me from all sides that younger is better, sexier, more desirable, and, that older is another word for invisible.

Higher scores indicated a better or more desirable team climate.

Higher scores indicated a better or more desirable team climate [ 47- 49].