Sentence examples for better natured from inspiring English sources

There were police around, but I've never met better natured people in uniform.

Nietzsche thought that sharing pleasure and joy makes us better natured and ultimately better people.

Just as some early Communists and Nazis genuinely believed that they were sweeping away old institutions to bring heaven on earth, so the better-natured people among the followers of this new ideology would think that they were offering wonderful benefits without any high price to pay.

Dickens didn't seem to share the idea, common among reformers in his day and our own, that there is a more reasonable and better-natured human species hidden away somewhere inside us, waiting to be let out.

It's better to make good-natured mistakes.

They are simply good-natured, confident – and better equipped to deal with the outside world.

Feisty people are constantly looking for a chance to get the better of others in good-natured, fun ways.

The more things you do that you regard as good natured and loving, the better you will feel about yourself.

Can you come up with a better wrestling duo than the good-natured Big Show, billed at seven feet tall and 441 pounds, and his feisty Irish buddy, Hornswoggle, at 4-foot-4 and 129 pounds?

It is better for your horse to be good natured and well behaved that it is to be beautiful.

Card is happy to finally have company, the better to help fend off the good-natured barbs from American teammates.