Sentence examples for clear better than from inspiring English sources

They are, he makes it quite clear, better than any others in St.-Émilion and easily comparable to anything else produced in Bordeaux.

What these graphs make clear better than anything else is the cold reality: there is a serious crash on the way.

"I came for the free glasses but there weren't any left," said Abdul Rahman, 36, "Anyway, the x-ray material was very clear, better than the glasses".

It is impossible to know a priori for a given group of plants whether fresh or dry leaf material will clear better, although normally dry leaves clear better than fresh leaves.

Merton is the one he struggles with, but, by virtue of his warm, clear writing (better than Merton's), he makes us care about the self-involved friar, too.

No one illustrated the point clearer or better than Asmir Selimovic, whom I interviewed for the book in St Louis, Missouri, where he lives as a refugee, studying immunology.

The match against Atlético was a game everyone was looking forward too; between arguably the two best sides in Spain, teams with clear identities playing better than expectations.

It helped that the stadium, well-staffed if frankly unfinished, with an exterior louvered like an air-conditioning unit, had uncommonly clear sound, far better than average and a world apart from its predecessor.

The sound from the Rukus's dual stereo speakers is clear and much better than anything provided by a mobile device, and a bass boost button provides a little bump to the low-frequency range.

As it turned out, Ecuador actually played rather better having been reduced to 10 men, and forced a couple of clear chances, none better than the one Christian Noboa, wearing a tea-cosy bandage for most of the game to protect a head wound, put just wide a few minutes after the red card, following a break led by Enner Valencia.

The results show that the thermal performance of the film applications on clear glass is better than on tinted or laminated glass windows.