Sentence examples for better than exploring from inspiring English sources

There are times when I love nothing better than exploring new technologies and facing the challenges of discovering and interpreting something different and profound.... Without the benefit and challenge of graduate study I feel my mind would stagnate and that my full potential would be cut short.... .. Obviously all that was enough for the admissions committee to let me in.

Visitors can do no better than explore it with this book.

The grand mythology surrounding the revenants is intriguing, sure, but the Returned is never better than when exploring the strained and sad relationships between Victor, Julie, Adele, Simon et al. Fortunately, there's plenty of exploring to be had this week.

On weekends and evenings, whenever he was free, Levinson liked nothing better than to explore the streets of his town.

"There's no better way to let off steam than exploring underground or climbing a cliff," says Will Whalley, 22, who studies plant sciences at Sheffield University.

If you haven't heard of the aquatic ape theory, it's either because of a vast, academic conspiracy, or just because you have better things to do than explore unproven, fringe pseudoscience.

— North Carolina is as good a place as any and possibly better than most to explore the often contradictory sentiments at the heart of the same-sex marriage debate.

Games have done a much better job of exploring the possibilities than OS developers.

Who better to explore with than local woman Adhara Luz, whose parents run an NGO that works to protect indigenous communities along the river?

And who better to explore it with than Jeffrey Ross, a young comic and writer who put the seemingly obsolete Friars Club roasts on the map, convincing Comedy Central to televise them.

Since edges in random networks occur with probability proportional to the product of in-degree and out-degree, the degree product (or its log) might be a better covariate to explore than the degree sum (p. 9).