Sentence examples similar to better remarked from inspiring English sources

"Ever since we started raising the ducks, we have been doing much better," remarks Ms. Chen.

The next generation of gay people will continue to alter workplace cultures for the better, remarks Thomas.

Zak Griffler, a New York City-based filmmaker, told The Cut that his friend jokingly said she'd love FLOTUS' "be better" remarks as a ringtone and -- voilà!

And as our friends got to know her better, they remarked on how similar we are.

In fact, he almost did say it: "The one thing about disappointment, I know throughout my career, individually, the disappointment of losing always spurred me on to do something better," he remarked.

Let me add only that sports do change, and often for the better: someone remarked after Chelsea's fingernail-biting victory over Liverpool in the F.A. Cup last weekend, that British football, as played in the seventies, would have resulted in seven yellow cards and four red ones as the rules are enforced today.

"Project Spartan shows a new Microsoft that is not afraid to depart from legacy in order to deliver a better experience," remarked Carolina Milanesi from Kantar Worldpanel Comtech.

He inspires me to not only help homeless people, but to continue to help ME become a better person," remarks Kat Armstrong, a social media addict, community organizer, and tech-savvy ghostwriter.

"Now investors love people who have a better education," Lin remarked.

When asked to remark on James' performance in Game 3 and what he thought James could do better, Coach Popovich dryly remarked, "He's a grown man.

The kitchen has, as Ms. Landress remarked, "much better finishes than we used".