Sentence examples for better suddenly from inspiring English sources

What's better?" Suddenly any answer that came to mind, valid or not, sounded patronizing.

Make anyone feel better?" Suddenly, the redhead's high-pitched voice commands me from behind: "Put him down!" I turn around, not really understanding what she wants.

While just a few months ago, consumers were looking for glam the more Dubai-esque the product or brand, the better–suddenly, indulgence is being redefined.

And the scripts that were sent to me got better, suddenly.

Girls who put others down to make themselves feel better suddenly realize that it actually makes them feel worse.

Did you ever notice a stranger from across the room at a party or at a meeting at work who was drop-dead gorgeous, but who, once you got to know him or her better, suddenly wasn't as attractive anymore?

FEW people in or out of baseball would be shocked if some of its better players suddenly threw themselves on the mercy of the court of public opinion and admitted to having used illegal steroids or some derivative thereof.

GRAVITY shifted the items in my dish rack the other day, making the blade of one of my better knives suddenly slide its entire length along the stem of a wet wineglass.

As the album grew close to completion and the band's shows were getting better, McEnroe suddenly quit without warning or explanation in the fall of 1997, four months after marrying Smyth at a small ceremony in Hawaii.

"I was always cycling for my dad and then the coaches and my results got better and suddenly the responsibility grows and I'm doing it for a programme.

Half a lifetime later I am here to address a room full of people who want to talk about replacing capitalism with something better – and suddenly we have something in common: now we both know what it's like to see a system that once looked permanent collapsing.