Sentence examples for better tributes from inspiring English sources

People who knew Roebuck more than I did and understood him more than I could will write better tributes than this.

"Surely there can be few better tributes to a friend and colleague than to create – if only from some of his parts – a fictional character, George Smiley, who has given pleasure and food for thought to an admiring public," wrote le Carré on Wednesday.

What better tribute, after all, could there be?

I could not imagine a better tribute from a better person.

"What better tribute from the artist and his patron to Constance?" Aubenas said.

What better tribute is there to family values than a successful marriage?

There could not be a better tribute to an actor who is always worth remembering.

What better tribute to New York than to do what New Yorkers do: walk.

There cannot be a better tribute to a journalist than that.

But what better tribute to that theatre's history than a frank and funny London play.

Wouldn't it be a better tribute to find a place for them throughout the year?