Sentence examples for better than calling it from inspiring English sources

"They called it a dance hall because it was better than calling it a beer joint".

But politically, calling the subsidy a "tax break" sounds a lot better than calling it a "spending" gift.

The government called it a Recession, which sounded better than calling it a Depression.

After her eggs are 'harvested' (yes, that's what they call it... and, when you think about it, I guess that's better than calling it 'laid') the fertility clinic will fertilize her eggs and watch them grow for a few days.

Sal Cinquemani from Slant Magazine felt Body Language was a better album than Fever, calling it "less immediate and more experimental, a midway point between the alternative/electronica of 1997's Impossible Princess and Minogue's more mainstream post-millennium work", and praised it for being cohesive.

It's still better than calling Michael Eavis a cunt, but it's not exactly sensible.

And following up is a lot better than calling TV stations the next day and hearing them say, 'Sorry, it is not on the daybook.' Those words make your heart sink".

That's better than calling people "victims" and dependents.

That's better than calling the New Deal a Misdeal, a Raw Deal, or Ordeal, he said.

Spend some time together planning out how to contact each other (remember: texting is often better than calling) and who to ask for help.

GameSpot's review regarded the game more favorably than its PlayStation counterpart, calling it "better than ever" and citing the strong localization of the script and extensive special features.