Sentence examples for could better be seen from inspiring English sources
An inscription by the artist on the canvas explains quite fancifully that he had placed the Hospital of San Juan Bautista on a cloud in the foreground so that it could better be seen and that the map in the picture shows the streets of the city.
The film-making style of Aki Kaurismaki - gentle, charming, quirky and utterly unique - could hardly be seen to better effect than in this deadpan comedy.
Varney tried to make it do more entertaining things and was so successful that his mother applauded and stood him on the table so he could be seen better.
It said that a better reflection of its performance could be seen in the fact that pretax profit at its operating divisions fell just 8.1 percent.
If such discrimination is widespread, any argument made for faith schools because of the better academic results they achieve could be seen to be entirely wrong-headed if their philosophy leads to dangerous future flashpoints of exclusivity, prejudice and - the worse case scenario - violent extremism.
For better or worse, that culture could be seen replicated more tangibly on the field too, football's organic, working-class roots on display in the form of a more industrial football identity, a time when the moneyed class of world football had yet to uniformly take over the game.
The red curve represents the assembled strong learner model; which could be seen as a better approximation to the data.
The original phase is positively and significantly associated with the current phase (OR = 30.5, α = 1%), indicating that patients classified as chronic in the original phase were significantly much more likely to improve over time (more likely to move towards a better health state); comparable effects could be seen for those patients in the accelerated phase or blast crisis in the original phase.
Even better, there were two huge windows from which the entire square could be seen.
Mota arrived a few minutes late for his news conference in the first-base dugout, but he politely climbed from a bench to a ledge above the seat so he could be better seen and better heard.
