Sentence examples for far better far from inspiring English sources

In my opinion, it's far better, far more fantastical and tantalisingly exciting.

But this game was a cold reminder that the team Dungy coaches now is far better, far deeper and far better equipped to handle the rigors of a brutal season than the team he left.

OK, so it might not be everyone's favourite installment in the Rydell High duology, but in Stephanie Zinone, Grease 2 has a far better, far cooler female lead than the original's drippy Sandy.

In the end, building tomorrow's citizen-leaders in our classrooms and laboratories and practice spaces and athletic facilities is a far better, far more balanced course.

This is a far better, far more positive way to turn around feelings of jealousy.

Directed by Joseph Kosinski ("Tron: Legacy") and stitched together from bits and pieces that evoke numerous other, far better far-out tales and ideas, conceits and characters from the likes of Philip K. Dick and Duncan Jones ("Moon"), the movie never transcends its inspirations to become anything other than a thin copy.

The problem with "Oblivion," which is based on an unpublished graphic novel Mr. Kosinski wrote and used to pitch the studio, is that it's been stitched together from bits and pieces that evoke numerous other, far better far-out tales and ideas, conceits and characters from the likes of Philip K. Dick, the Wachowskis, J. G. Ballard and Duncan Jones, specifically his elegant, elegiac movie, "Moon".

It seems a far, far better place".

So now we can make far better chemistry, far better material science, far better physics".

She's far, far better than that.

You're a far, far better man than that".