Sentence examples for better with a less from inspiring English sources

Diners who like the smoky bitterness of harissa will find it well-rubbed into the Moroccan rack of lamb, although we liked those sweet, dainty little chops better with a less aggressive treatment.

David bakes hers for a mere 30 minutes at a very high heat, but this seems to work better with a less fruity yeast-based dough than it does with Pizey's cake, which, even after an hour at 160C, comes out distinctly gooey in the middle.

But it could get better with less need, less violence, more opportunities".

Sampras, an even better server with a less reflective bent, won 14 of them.

Instead, I had better luck with a less demanding, if less capable, device called Loc8tor Lite.

We suggest that the brain networks subserving intelligence may be better identified with a less noisy source of interest, which can be acquired from SBM.

Audiences, especially those curious if also cautious about sampling the cinematically unfamiliar, might be better served with a less obfuscating come-on.

iCloud has its niche which it does very well, but other than that you'd be better off with a less tailored option.

Ironically then, although 4Motion was added to sell to would-be SUV buyers, they may be better off with a less expensive front-drive Passat.

This cloud-like wonder would have been even better with a tad less sugar.

It means acknowledging that Jack Kerouac could have done with an editor to guide him through the chaos of On the Road, and that one or two celebrated pop albums would have worked better with a bit less sherbet.