Sentence examples for describe something better from inspiring English sources

Just How Good Is It? It's always difficult to describe something better than what you're used it.

The next time you try to use more complicated words to describe something, it may be better to keep it simple.

Motivating is used to describe something that makes people want to do a particular action or to peform something better.

They describe something concisely.

Makeshift describes something temporary and low quality – a solution you create when you can't do anything better.

Typically used when describing something thoroughly, the respective phrases refer to upsides, downsides and the parts that could, or should have been done better, but were not.

Some might think it especially cynical for Cameron to have begun going on about "our NHS", given that he was plotting to privatise more of it – and so turn it piecemeal into something better described as "their NHS".

Five days later, we turned from tests to something better described as execution: We took the laptop to the Jackson Arms firing range in South San Francisco to shoot it with a Ruger Mark III.22 pistol from 15 yards.

Computer simulations are often used either because the original model itself contains discrete equations which can be directly implemented in an algorithm suitable for simulation or because the original model consists of something better described as rules of evolution than as equations.

For fans of the sort of jewelry that's best described as "architectural," the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art has something better: It has commissioned four trained architects to translate the museum's new building into wearable designs.

Still, Estrada says he's confident the treaty will move forward, and he described the trading scheme as a "transitional mechanism" to "something better" after 2012.