Sentence examples for better of which from inspiring English sources

After several lounge songs and a disarmingly earnest cover of Tammy Wynette's "Stand by Your Man," he winds up singing a pair of thin-skinned ballads, the better of which is the aptly titled "Nobody Knows Me".

The latter has a lyric ("Do you feel better?") of which Morrison explained its significance in a press release: "It was the question every single person asked me after coming out as transgender," she said.

I'm still struggling to figure out the same things I've been working on now for decades: how to be a better mother, a better writer, a better judge of which shoes are practical buys.

Does anyone seriously think that assurances about "better bonuses" (as misguided as "better targets", of which they are a close relative) will stem this tide of outrage?

It gives researchers a better idea of which compounds would make better pre-clinical trial candidates.

These types of studies would give physicians a better understanding of which HA filler works best for which patient and where each HA filler works better.

The great thing about getting older is that you have a much better understanding of which exercise works best for you.

That data gives Hitch a better idea of which riders would be best suited to ride with others.

This will allow better definition of which intervention to use with whom so as to better operationalise implementation of self-monitoring.

By focusing on a fixed group of stocks the 500 universe investors can get a better sense of which brokerage houses churn out the best investment research.

Beyond the mode switching method, the analysis also serves to gain a better understanding of which cooperative transmission method is the best depending on the feedback exchange properties.