Sentence examples for better somewhat from inspiring English sources

But the downtown space suited the subject matter better: somewhat gritty, somewhat flashy and a stone's throw from many of the Greenwich Village clubs and other historic spaces highlighted on the museum's detailed, white polymer model of Manhattan.

In comparison to most people in [COUNTRY], would you say it is: Much worse, somewhat worse, neither worse nor better, somewhat better, much better.

Answer categories ranged from "much better", "somewhat better", "about the same", "somewhat worse" to "much worse".

The item had 5 response options; much better, somewhat better, unchanged, somewhat worse, much worse.

It inquired about the status of the operated arm compared to its status preoperatively (5 response options: much better, somewhat better, unchanged, somewhat worse, much worse).

Options for satisfaction included satisfied, uncertain, and dissatisfied; options for global assessment of leg pain included pain free, much better, somewhat better, unchanged, or worse.

"It helped me with being a better person somewhat, to understand the sacrifices.

It said that two-thirds of car buyers expected their next car or truck to provide much better or somewhat better fuel economy than their current one.

The SCB was the score to distinguish "much better" from "somewhat better".

Of these, 65 indicated that they had undergone an improvement of "a little better or somewhat better" on the knee-related health transition question.

That led to a somewhat better, although not radically better, performance".