Sentence examples for better off behaving from inspiring English sources

It was a flippant, off-the-cuff remark, but also a modern-day version of Pascal's wager: in the face of her uncertainty about God's existence, she decided that she was better off behaving as if God were real.

"In some ways, I always thought you're better off behaving like a rock star when you're a normal person.

But I do believe that, given the stakes, the United States and the world are better off for these moments when he behaves more like a normal president.

Rather than attempt to imitate the hard sciences, social scientists would be better off doing what they do best: thinking deeply about what prompts human beings to behave the way they do.

He has insisted that even if humanity all too often behaves cruelly and sadistically, we would be better off without a sense of sin.

Better off without him?

Are Americans better off?

You'll be better off".

So, are you better off?

Everyone seems better off now.

Will people be better off?