Sentence examples for but better a from inspiring English sources

But better a partner than a rival.

But better a temporary ward of the state than a permanent zombie.

Everyone wants a bigger cake, but better a small cake than none at all".

But better a pawn in Prague than, say, King of New York, any day.

But better a cacophony of dissenting voices— online or beamed from satelites than the stifling monotone of state-controlled or cowed media.

Let's learn a bit more about Mr. Lim: My first published puzzle in The New York Times appeared in January 2010, but better a late introduction than none.

Consider the giant bullfrog, but better from a distance.

But better services are not a given.

It's like an iPod, but better.

(Nothing against Treyarch, of course, but a better game is a better game).

But they better have a concept with lasting appeal".