Sentence examples for better one of from inspiring English sources

Rather than adapt an intractable novel, he decides to impose on it a better one of his own invention, one he's been nursing in his head for years but somehow never got around to putting on paper.

Abbas's verdant gardens, glittering palaces, grand ceremonial square, arched bridges and resplendent mosques still stand and are easily connected on a walking tour — one from a guidebook or, even better, one of your own invention.

Even better, one of my fellow campers was a blond Christian lady who was on the same bathroom schedule as me and would belt out "GOD IS SO GOOOOOOD" while showering.

"Do you think you've gotten any better?" one of his lawyers, Donald Graham, asked.

You'll find Craftbar's panino of duck ham with mushrooms and taleggio; you'll find an even better one of grilled radicchio, smoked mozzarella and red pepper.

Part of the plan to "serve customers better" – one of six humdrum strategic priorities – involves displaying wines by country of origin, which is what most supermarkets already do.

This may be the first sensible step that Obama has taken in the Syrian crisis, and may prove to be one of the better ones of his Presidency — even if he loses the vote, as could happen.

But for Poles, Czechs, Hungarians, Estonians, Lithuanians and Latvians, these two post-communist decades have surely been among the better ones of their modern history.

Joel Keller of AOL's TV Squad called the episode "one of the better ones of the season".

"Manny Get Your Gun" received overwhelmingly positive reviews from critics with Joel Keller of TV Squad naming it "one of the better ones of the season.

That's theater magic -- the proverbial word, for lack of a better one -- of a particularly accomplished sort; if you can make people comfortable wallowing in the muck, you've suspended their disbelief big time.