Sentence examples for better to observe from inspiring English sources
"Beware of such," the itinerant actor says of writers who hold themselves back from the action, the better to observe it.
Because Manager Bobby Valentine detests that term, it is better to observe how he plays his players than to ask him for a label.
Better to observe, shadow and perhaps intern with professionals, he said, noting that coursework or a degree may be required to enter a profession or gain licensing.
"Instead of living in a cave, we decided it would be better to observe the art world up close," said another of the Bruces, who had a baby face and a thrift shop polo shirt.
Understandably doubting his cast's ability to handle the full gamut of emotion involved, or the better to observe their parting, the director shot much of this crucial episode from above.
Our date would start before dawn and would include, but not be limited to, climbing into treetops, slogging through wetlands and sitting quietly for hours with pencil and notebook, the better to observe and record.
Young singers looking for a role model of healthy technique could do no better than to observe Mr. Domingo.
Races were even more popular than public experiments, and there was no better opportunity to observe a great natural drama.
Few ensembles are in a better position to observe them up close than the Balinese ensemble Gamelan Dharma Swara.
Berlin is a city in transition, and there's probably no better way to observe the changes, and the ways in which the city's turbulent past shapes its development, than a journey by bike.
