Sentence examples for better put together from inspiring English sources

It just feels better made, better put together.

Overall, the design changes add up to net benefit for any gamer, though, and the new design also just feels better put together.

Notifications now also sync between desktop and mobile, and there's a much more sensible Settings menu that, even at first glance, seems to be a lot better put together than what Microsoft was offering before.

Or maybe better put: Together, they have to at least get the ball rolling on change fast.

Charles McNulty of the Los Angeles Times, though mildly critical of a few of the show's elements still was impressed with Fun Home, saying "There have been plenty of new American musicals better put together than "Fun Home," but I can't think of one in recent years that has touched me as much with its tender, ironic and courageous vulnerability".

It will cut the amount of time you have to spend straightening in the morning in half, and will ensure that your hair stays better put together when you wake up in the morning.

To her credit, she did the difficult work of getting to know the board members better and put together a plan to actively win them over.

When the LGA forecast last year that the cuts would cost 140,000 council jobs, he responded: "I've seen better figures put together on the back of a fag packet". On Tuesday, Labour-run Manchester city council led national news bulletins by announcing the closure of all but one of its public lavatories.

"I have seen better figures put together on the back of a fag packet," he said.

"I have seen better figures put together on the back of fag packet," said Communities Secretary Eric Pickles.

To get a better sense, HuffPost put together a video quiz showcasing 13 lawmakers, both Democrats and Republicans.