Sentence examples for better more modern from inspiring English sources

But the DB11 shows every sign of being a better, more modern car.

At best, one diplomat said, he could be "a transition to a better, more modern type of democracy in Paraguay".

When she dances she conjures a vision of bright lights and glamour, and the promise of a better, more modern life.

With luck, the new powers will call for better, more modern, and more equal education.

Kushner co-founded Oscar to take on the world of health insurance, and to actually create a better, more modern, consumer-friendly health insurance company.

GoDaddy has been snapping up a number of small business-related startups in recent years, as it tries to compete by way of better, more modern technology for the small business customer.

Longstrike: a better, more-modern version of the longshot because it shoot farther then the longshot and the back holds two clips not one.

But his hit records of the time that caused the ruckus -- especially the two volumes of "Live at the Pershing" -- just sound better and better, more and more modern.

His piano playing had often been derided as too light since the late 1950's, but these days his hit records that caused the ruckus back then -- "Live at the Pershing" Volumes 1 and 2 (now available on a must-have Chess/GRP CD), and "Cross-Country Tour" -- just sound better and better, more and more modern.

His piano playing has often been derided as too light since the late 1950's, but his hit records of the time that caused the ruckus -- "Live at the Pershing," Volumes 1 and 2 (now available on a must-have Chess/GRP CD) and "Cross-Country Tour" -- just sound better and better, more and more modern.

His piano playing was often derided as too light since the late 1950's, but his hit records of the time that caused the ruckus -- "Live at the Pershing" Volumes 1 and 2, now available on a must-have Chess/GRP CD, "Cross-Country Tour" -- just sound better and better, more and more modern.