Sentence examples for better to highlight from inspiring English sources
It's better to highlight our difference.
Small brushed-chrome lights have been attached to these beams, the better to highlight evidence of the building's haunting industrial past.
But, in lively, cheeky fashion, he knocks over any number of sacred cows, the better to highlight the ideological contours of the landscape on which they are grazing.
So in an effort to sustain morale it may be better to highlight on the punts of the past that have succeeded rather than those that did not quite come to fruition.
The decoration is spare, the better to highlight the elegant dentil moldings and the canvases hanging throughout the house, hand-lettered with words and phrases from a 17th-century book of alchemical devices: "Dites-Moi," "Persévérez," "The Marvelous Seed of Love," "A Restless Life".
This is not the Chamber of Commerce's version of Seattle, with coffee on every corner and skinny cyclists out sucking in the fresh air; it's a city where no light bulb is brighter than forty watts — the better to highlight, or lowlight, the Stygian dreariness of the world we're in.
What better time to highlight the best of the best from 10 years of a very Killers Christmas?
The performer, best known for his monstrous creations Dame Edna Everage and Sir Les Patterson, believes there is no better time to highlight the danger of censorship.
It is better used to highlight potential misunderstanding or errors inherent in the way features are implemented rather than to evaluate the entire user experience.
