Sentence examples for better obey from inspiring English sources

But if the elected Iraqi government changes its mind, and decides that the country would be better off without them, then the Americans had better obey.

The authors further opined that older borrowers can better obey stated obligations than young people, who have a high propensity to divert loan purposes to other uses, such as substance or, health care without regards to their obligations.

"No matter how unreasonable your boss, you had better obey his whims.

"I learned to recognize that my body was wiser and far cleverer than I was so I had better just obey it".

He argues that for any measure of distance that satisfies certain intuitive properties, any agent who violates the probability axioms could serve this epistemic goal better by obeying them instead, however the world turns out.

Just as elephants differ from amoebas but both use the same cellular mechanisms to convert food into energy, so tennis players, singers and painters don't seem to have much in common yet all get better by obeying the same rules of the talent code in short, by growing more myelin.

The fact that the present data obey better to Langmuir model can be assigned to the homogenous distribution of active sites on the HQ-PAA surface, as the Langmuir equation assumes a homogenous surface, where all the sites have equal adsorption energies.

Because Saul had not killed Agag, the Amalekite king, and had saved sheep and cattle for a sacrifice, Samuel informed Saul that he had disobeyed Yahweh and was thus rejected by God, for "to obey is better than to sacrifice".

Stricken with remorse (and here I'm thinking of Postpistle's conscience perched on his shoulder, urging him to obey his better nature, although we'd need a very tiny actor), the doctor removes the grenade before it goes off, and Goatley survives.

He ended the speech by urging a divided nation to obey "the better angels of our nature".

Know your place and obey your betters is the Labour way, and it's a mark of how out of touch with the electorate they've become that they still think Scots will vote for them anyway.