Sentence examples for better with things than from inspiring English sources

I am no better with things than with people.

"This group has come up with far better things than I have ever dreamed of," Mr. Hake said.

OMA's argument is that it is better to engage with such things than ignore them, and their astounding-looking building contains such would-be positives as a public route through the interior.

It is also a place where different groups collide: Queen Isabel learns of her husband's fall from an unnamed generic gardener, and emerges from the shadows to converse with a "little better thing than earth", someone whose life consists of mulching and pruning.

"He's a typical little boy with better things to do than go to school," she said.

And that is, by the way, the most gratifying feeling in politics, for me: when you hit that sweet spot where everybody concludes that the law that we've just passed works and is going to make things better, and everybody across party lines has to confess that we're probably better off with this thing than not.

When asked how the American public might view her hefty price tag for speaking appearances (reportedly $200,000 apiece), Hillary told Sawyer, "I thought making speeches for money was a much better thing than getting connected with any one group or company as so many people who leave public life do".

He was always coming up with better ways to do things than I had ever thought of.

This is the habitat of a man with better things to do with his time than politics, which is one reason why he is more popular than most politicians.

Fill them with things other than air.

For one thing, his socially conservative message may play better with evangelical Protestants than any other group.