Sentence examples for declared better from inspiring English sources

It hits No1 in the US and her summer tour of the US is declared "better than even diehard defenders would've predicted", by Rolling Stone magazine.

In 2006, responding to an accusation by a transgender MP candidate that she was a fascist, she declared: "Better fascist than faggot".

At the Brisbane G-20 Summit in November, governments around the world declared "better living standards" to be the highest priority and indicated a commitment to reduce poverty.

For example, a print ad by GlobalHue aimed at African-Americans, which features the former basketball star Dikembe Mutombo, declares: "Better health care, schools and roads are all within our reach.

Horrified by war, Miyazaki does not attempt to whitewash the military applications of Jiro's designs, merely to abstract them – as Caproni declares; better a world with pyramids than without.

They also perform better during simulated emergency situations and declare better comfort and fewer inadequate emotional reactions.

The City of Oklahoma, in their After Action Report, declared that better communication and single bases for agencies would better the aid of those in disastrous situations.

"To all the women across Massachusetts who are working your tails off," she declared, "you better believe we're going to fight for equal pay for equal work".

"The sooner people enter now that Hillary Clinton has declared, the better – they just need to plug their noses, jump in and hope they can swim," he said.

The Associated Press called him "prolific, even compulsive," and The Los Angeles Times declared, "For better or worse, John Updike produced a nearly endless stream of work".

The Mob was formed during a meeting about issues facing young farmers, during which an intern declared that better relationships are built working side by side than by sitting around a table.