Sentence examples for better to express from inspiring English sources

Generally it is better to express things as your own personal opinion and avoid statements of fact.

Several actors take on both roles, the better to express, perhaps, Faulkner's experimentalism, and the myriad dramas contained within the self.

Berners-Lee called for a reinvention of social media; he wanted platforms that were both open and configured better to express "constructive criticism and harmony".

"I really think you're someone who thinks it's better to express an opinion than actually to have one," an old girlfriend tells Sladder.

This is not to create a particular kind of actor - there shouldn't appear to be "a RADA voice" - but to enable each student better to express his or her individual talent.

In this rude, rough and often lawless environment, how better to express stability than standing before a Jacobean fireplace, surrounded by French panelling and with an Italian portico over the front steps?

Given better information, many downstream businesses, as well as governments, consumers, and workers, would be better able to express a preference for safer chemicals and products.

Better to see what activities and causes they are already rallying around and then give them a better way to express themselves.

What better way to express his feelings?

It's a better way to express his love.

There must be a better way to express their dissatisfaction".