Sentence examples for better to convey from inspiring English sources

"How better to convey the end of the world than to show the destruction of its best-known place".

He denied himself sleep for much of the shoot, in order better to convey the character's manic edge.

Her rendition of "Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)" was dramatically slowed, the better to convey its advice to sit back and let things take their course.

"Our message is so human and it comes from friendship, so who better to convey it than Peres?" said Adi Ginsburg, a spokesman for the campaign to free Mr. Pollard.

Like Degas, who studied Muybridge's stop-motion photographs of running horses better to convey movement in his paintings of races (some of which are included in the show), Matisse used a reproductive medium to guide his singular paintings.

This much was clear at the Barbican in November 2004, when he performed Bartok's rarely heard Violin Concerto No 1 with the BBC Symphony Orchestra, mixing some astonishingly beautiful sounds with some downright ugly ones, all the better to convey the bitterness over a failed affair that had prompted the composer to write it.

There is probably no better a quote for this upcoming Martin Luther King holiday and certainly not a better message to convey at the MLK Day protest march this Monday, Jan . 21in Washington, D.C. than the above sign photographed last year at a veterans march (in support of Ron Paul).

While she called the FDA's national standards "a great first step," she added that researchers have already found better ways to convey the significance of a menu item's calorie content and nudge consumers toward better choices.

What better way to convey the brutality of the assault?

What better way to convey loss and loneliness.

He is better able to convey moral irony by dramatizing a fictional conflict than by baldly stating his views.