Sentence examples similar to better the phrasing from inspiring English sources

That just seems a little better in the phrasing to me.

THE PRESIDENT: Hadn't you better read the phrase that you are referring to?

Better still, the phrase sounds like the tagline from a movie poster; not for nothing has McCain taken to announcing that "change is coming soon, to a district near you".

NarturallySpeaking fared no better, butchering the phrase "Sailing to Byzantium" into "Saline tube is a p.m". and my personal favorite turned "mackerel-crowded seas" into "MacWorld-crowded seas".

Nothing sums up early-2010s 9GAG-core humor better than the phrase "you blocked me on Facebook, and now you're going to DIE".

As far as the red half of Liverpool is concerned this week, the phrase "better the devil you know" has, for the most part, simply ceased to exist.

I wrote it down and immediately felt better, as if the phrase exuded a talismanic power that might protect me from the likes of my neighbour.

As told to Spencer Bailey BRAIN TWISTER By Will Shortz The letters in "he's a speaker" can be rearranged to name someone who's better described by the phrase "he's a writer".

Of course it's common wisdom to spout off that the shah's time was much better; in fact the phrase 'the shah's time' has lost all meaning.

Politicians would be better off using the phrase "atrocity crimes" — a term with no pre-existing connotations or legal criteria — to describe any combination of genocide, crimes against humanity or war crimes, leaving it to historians and jurists to determine, free of political influence, which atrocity crimes belong to which category.

A better translation of the phrase Je suis excité into English would be 'I am aroused'.