Sentence examples for better to experience from inspiring English sources

"They can read about it, but it's better to experience it in their bodies.

And how better to experience the noisy, nerve-racking tedium of contemporary popular culture than to sit through "Dungeons and Dragons," Courtney Solomon's attempt to bring the imaginative sorcery of the game to the big screen?

In no time she has it all laid out on a square of velvet in her fabulous home, beneath her favorite lamp, the better to experience its richness, to be transported back to her youth… But it does nothing.

Home to over five million people of African and Arab descent, France enjoys a rich culinary diversity; and where better to experience this than in the cosmopolitan metropolis of Paris.

"Prometheus" (June 8) Because if you are a fan of the original "Alien," then you'll find it hard to wait even one second to see Ridley Scott's prequel; and where better to experience that first icky creature attaching onto someone's face than alongside a theater full of like-minded (and simultaneously shrieking) people?

Even more body-conscious than Mendieta was the dyed-in-the-wool Conceptual artist Vito Acconci, whose "Conversions II: Insistence, Adaptation, Groundwork, Display" (1971), documents a willful feminization of himself by concealing his genitals between his legs, the better to experience a genderless identity.

It's better to have experience with energy drinks before chugging one to pull an all-nighter.

You'd be hard-pressed to find a better space to experience electronic music in Seattle.

There's no better way to experience the heady spirit of flamenco.

Elevators serve the galleries, but staircases offer a better way to experience the spatial continuity.

There is no better city to experience the energy and complex rise of China.