Sentence examples for better passed from inspiring English sources

Legal knowledge might be better passed through channels that resemble peer and family networks, because users don't trust lawyers or legal officials (bad reputations, as untrustworthy, unfriendly, and not-on-the-user's-side). Law sounds BAD, Justice sounds GOOD.

I debated whether to give my father's prized World War II memorabilia to a brother who had asked for it once, but thought it was better passed to one of my nephews or nieces for future generations.

The effect of this considerable success is to make one wonder whether the separate chapters on Owain Myfyr and on Edward Davies might have been better passed over in favour of a joint one by this author, or a collaborative effort.

Then you had better pass from it.

It has the Giants tackling, not being tackled, kicking better, passing better.

They know whatever they do had better pass the smell test".

But when my kid was on the way, I thought I'd better pass my test.

WEAKNESSES -- Better pass protection needed; their quarterbacks were sacked 60 times last season, most in the conference.

"We have to play better, pass it better, make more chances and take more opportunities.

Households with two Welsh-speaking parents fare better, passing the language on about 93% of the time.

"We needed to play a bit better, pass it a bit quicker and be a little bit cleverer in the final third.