Sentence examples for even a better from inspiring English sources

No, the phrase "even a better" is not grammatically correct.
The correct phrase would be "even better." It can be used in written English when comparing two things, to indicate that one is better than the other. For example, "I thought the first movie was good, but the sequel was even better."

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Detroit is maybe even a better example than Baltimore.

Music may not make you a genius, or rich, or even a better person.

"Michael is a great player and an even a better competitor.

Another, maybe even a better, opportunity is going to come along for you".

When you're young, it's easy to believe that such an opportunity will come again, maybe even a better one.

"Rolling Stone sort of owns even a better schedule being fortnightly, being not weekly, and not monthly.

We couldn't cure these kids, but we could give them a better hour or even a better minute of life.

Books are one thing, but clotheslines — that's maybe even a better way to get to know your neighbors.

And so, as I wrote last week, Bibi it shall be again — perhaps even a better Bibi, now that he has new partners.

In making the nomination, Mr. Brown praised Mr. Liu's background, legal mind and temperament and said his recent travails in Washington had made him even a better candidate.

June was a great month for the U.S team in World Cup qualifying but the addition of a motivated Donovan could make for even a better year.

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