Sentence examples for did incomparably better from inspiring English sources

That leer is much in evidence in the shoddy comedy "School for Scoundrels," though the tackiness of the film, its lazy direction (from Todd Phillips, who did incomparably better with "Old School") and its self-satisfied stupidity may mean that Mr. Thornton curled his lip about the production rather than for it.

Can do better, much better.

"He was so incomparably better than anyone else who did it," said Coe.

Today the whisking is done by helicopter or ambulance and the treatment on arrival is incomparably better.

The law is not yet perfect, but things are incomparably better thanks to the act and the subsequent Portable Antiquities Scheme, with several hundred newly discovered antiquities now being at least reported to the British Museum and local museums each year.

It is incomparably better now".

And in my mind, incomparably better.

Then again, we're incomparably better off than when we were tumbling toward another Great Depression.

Portions are still usually generous, but they taste incomparably better than before.

Anyone receiving the best medical care in 1965 was incomparably better off than anyone in 1930.

Button and Barrichello said that the car is incomparably better than last year's.