Sentence examples for better seems from inspiring English sources

Whether the second summit, convened by President Obama, will do any better seems uncertain.

To suggest that more and bigger is not better seems almost un-American.

That Trump can make their lives better seems considerably less likely even than Farage being able to do the same.

"That worldview — that a well-timed scathing remark might shame an uncouth person into acting better — seems worthy to me," Mr. Handler said.

And the answer to the question of whether we can do better seems mostly to be, sure, but at a price no one wants to pay.

Live Better" seems only to apply to its heirs, who have amassed more wealth than 42% of the poorest American families combined.

Teachers, who might be expected to know better, seem equally sceptical.

Even those who should know better seem to need to see the sick as less than they are.

The logic of more-is-better seems unassailable to San Francisco's detractors, but inside their more is a lot of less: less diversity, less affordability, less culture, less continuity, less community, less equitable distribution of wealth.

The problem is that the better times seem better only when one has a standard of comparison.

When I was ill, or pretending to be ill, the food in the infirmary was better, or seemed better.