Sentence examples for better when not from inspiring English sources

Evidence suggests female applicants perform discernibly better when not surrounded by pictures of elderly white males.

Unfortunately, you can also hear better when not brushing, which children can soon learn.

Still, the band is better when not holding back, like on the fantastically stomping choral hook of "By Your Hand," or the polyphonically dense "Songs About Your Girlfriend," the most acidic song here.

Frederick the Great of Prussia, the relentless 18th-century warmonger, liked nothing better when not fighting than to fuss over the camp details of rococo interiors: Sans Souci was his carefree summer palace.

Or, more precisely, when are they better, when not, and why? "Taking Stock" points to a handful of case studies showing religious providers to have had better results than government or secular nonprofit providers.

Basically, humans sleep better when not spooning dogs.

All this is better understood when not closely examined; once a reader gets accustomed, it is only somewhat distracting.

It should advise better on when (not) to use a specific surgical technique.

Similarly, a world might seem better when people do not get pleasures that they do not deserve.

She did not marry Onassis, she once said, because "love is much better when you are not married".

"I like you better when you're not cute".