Sentence examples for better ones of from inspiring English sources

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.

(This means that, while your party is out of power, you "shadow" your opposite number in government, challenging his or her policies in the House of Commons and constructing better ones of your own. In so doing, you prepare for the day when, after your party wins an election, you step into the full glare of ministerial office).

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.

"Who the fuck was Sparkster?" Developed by Konami with some of the same development team behind the Contra series, Sparkster was an opossum knight with a sword and a jetpack who fought an army of robots and pigs, and as stupid as that sounds, his series of platformers were among the better ones of the 16-bit era.

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

"Some of the targeting is better, the modelling is better," one of Obama's top organizers said.

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.

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.

Boldly stated: "America's Jews have reacted to their exclusion from Christmas in a manner similar to how they have reacted to their exclusion from a country club — by building a better one of their own".