Sentence examples for better than rough from inspiring English sources

CGI is brilliant and versatile, but filmmakers should remember that less is often more: Polished and slick is not necessarily better than rough and raw.

Obviously, having shelter is better than rough sleeping, but it really pisses me off when people respond to my situation by weighing up how sofas are better than floors, floors are better than streets and so on.

"And I have to say Olivia looked fabulous, much better than the rough, bulky thing the hospital had her wearing," she said.

This does not mean, of course, that net migration has not fallen, just that, according to some experts, the government's main method of measuring its progress is little better than a rough guess.

The rogues and loudmouths, the charmers and chancers, the just-about-outsiders and semi-mythical apparitions that somehow manage to capture and explicate a place better than any Rough Guide or Big Red Tour Bus.

Besides the median of all four ratings, which is the proper measure of central tendency for ordinal data, we also calculated their arithmetic mean, to see whether it would "work" better than the "rough" median, which can take only whole values (for a similar averaging procedure, see Chambers & Cooke, 2009).

It is not necessary to brush hard, a gentle exfoliation is better than a rough one.

Background and purpose Many clinical reports have indicated that polished hip stems show better clinical results than rough stems of the same geometry.

After all, surely it's better than people sleeping rough on the streets, and there's no one using these buildings anyway?

The relationship is fairly constant though a sampling of 0.2 Å/pixel is better than both a rougher or a finer sampling.

More surprisingly, the company's off-road designers say the Evoque is significantly better than they expected on rough terrain.