Sentence examples for better usually from inspiring English sources

It's better, usually, to focus on the biggest or best matchups, and not worry about who's wearing what belt.

She complained often about being depressed, and her hookups, which she hoped would make her feel better, usually left her feeling worse.

He added, "People with a positive outlook who are hard workers committed to getting better usually do better than those who are more passive".

With players, any individual score over 1.75 is considered superior and any player who rates 1.36 or better usually ends up starting.

Pattern recognition is one of those things that our brains tend to be pretty good at — better, usually, than computer algorithms.

Especially in the case of OFWGKTA, I generally try to avoid denunciation and censure: it's easier and better, usually, to quote some of the harsh lyrics, try to explain where they come from, and let readers decide.

Air and better weather usually pull them through.

A Core i7 would be better, but usually pushes the price up considerably.

And if we get better, things usually have a way of taking care of themselves".

For some, there are indications of better days, usually far behind.

"In a seven-game series, the better team usually wins," said Bobby Holik, the Devils' veteran center.