Sentence examples for described as better from inspiring English sources

And, of course, Trump has his nearly six million Twitter followers, which he has sometimes described as better than owning his own newspaper.

Cleveland made the finals as a defensive-minded team that could best be described as better than the sum of its parts.

There was a player in Milan red and black who could be described as better than both of the Englishmen, in his heyday.

Though surgery has slowed him down a bit since then, he still gets out, often to have dinner with Ms. Hart, whom he once described as "better than Helen of Troy, and even Greta Garbo".

On the surface, both the lawmakers who listened to the Treasury secretary and the financial industry's lobbying groups made it sound as if they completely agreed with Mr. Geithner's call for what he described as "better, smarter tougher regulation".

To find chickens that still have a pulse, neon-pink eggplants and tomatoes that have been described as better than sex, the modern hunter-gatherer has to venture under the freeway in downtown Stockton, and get there early to fight off the crowds.

In later years, however, improved medication has afforded Canavan what he described as, "a better quality of life".

Some GPs made comparisons to the health care system for physical disorders, which is described as better-functioning.

Lambeth said it was happy with what the council's leader, Lib Peck, described as a better financial deal for Londoners.

In addition, some redesigned vehicles were described as significantly better than the previous models, so their residual values are higher.

Kubica was yesterday brought out of a coma induced after the operation and his condition has been described as "much better" by his team.