Sentence examples for doll better from inspiring English sources

"The question is, Are we being responsible to all our children when we put up something that is potentially hurtful to a limited number of them?" As the science fair participants were setting up last month, school officials said they grew concerned over the wording of the girl's stated conclusion, that the children surveyed "liked" the white doll better.

In the depths of a January snowstorm, even a terrycloth doll is better than nothing.

I could dab red nail polish at the stump and it would probably make the doll even better, but instead I'm putting her in the Darcy bin".

"Liu" from the Japan Times article makes the pretty threatening comments that "the only way" a doll is "better" than a woman is that a doll "won't resist, so people can do whatever they want with it".

She said not to worry, they would make new dolls, and better ones.

The only false note is struck in Boylan's presentation of Jenny Drew, a tiny street child whom Emma befriends and who, with her hacking cough and her macabre taste for carrying about dead babies instead of dolls, seems better suited to Dickens in one of his mawkish fits than to the sternly unsentimental Brontë.

But he also suggests that the sex dolls are better than real women because of their willingness to do anything.

"Liv is an excellently constructed doll with much better functionality than most of her competitors".

Try telling the children that you had "a thought", went into Argos, had a quick look at the much-longed-for DIY Quantum Mechanics Kit/Hannah "Quantum" Montana doll, then "thought" better of it and left.

At least Gia, nine, has Barbies; I'm caring less and less about gender stereotypes – dolls must be better than guns … Oh.

Sawyer Fredericks (Team Pharrrell): This appealing, charismatic 16-year-old sang the Goo Goo Dolls' "Iris," getting better as he went along.