Sentence examples for better one thing from inspiring English sources

Whether the economy has turned or people are beginning to feel better, one thing is true: You didn't have snow on the ground and you didn't have to go through slush".

I'm not comfortable getting better and better and better at one thing.

He is better, for one thing, with a major-league-best 130 victories since 2002.

"We will remove the disagreements, we will remove the personalities of politics and we will come back bigger and better because one thing is for sure: Labor can't manage the economy, Labor can't manage law and order, hence one day in the future the NT will look on us to take leadership, albeit in a more concise, less personality-operated government".

You might want to say, after all, that even if we are not all thoroughly brainwashed by the wellness syndrome, it is still universal to find oneself seduced by some aspect of the wellness project – say, wanting to get better at one thing or another – and particularly if we define "wellness" as encompassing also our intellectual powers or our behaviour towards others.

Montreal has changed in the twenty-five-plus years since I left, and mostly for the better — for one thing, there is more good food in the city than there ever was before, most of it genuinely rooted in the culture of Quebec, where the fancy food used to be touched by a colonial cringe toward France.

Are they better at one thing more than another?

And there is some evidence that suggests that individuals who are better able to focus on one thing and filter out distractions tend to be less creative".

Farah told me: "There is some evidence that suggests that individuals who are better able to focus on one thing and filter out distractions tend to be less creative.

The social infrastructure is so crucial to these types of things, "We just have this belief at Facebook validated by the success of Facebook, entrepreneurs who focus on one thing do better".

Saying, "I'll get better grades," is one thing, but it's much better to say, "I'll get better grades in History".