Sentence examples for far better more from inspiring English sources

There are far better, more conscionable uses for the resources".

Lone Scherfig's film is based on Laura Wade's play Posh (a far better, more incendiary title, for a far better, more incendiary piece), which opened in 2010.

It's a far better, more lucid film than Mr. Moore's shifty "Bowling for Columbine," if only because he limits his own onscreen time, confining his comic riffs mainly to voice-over narration.

I had not managed to get any of my poetry published — nor would I ever — but I considered myself to be a far better, more soulful poet than Muhamed D. I had written about a thousand poems in less than two years, and occasionally I shored those fragments into a book manuscript that I sent to various contests.

He said he preferred "fortress doors," air marshals and armed pilots. "There are far better, more economical, proven and reliable systems than these gee-whiz things," said Captain Luckey, who heads a panel on ways to fortify planes against hijacking, formed by an F.A.A. advisory committee on airline security.

"There are now more modern ways of dealing with waste, including anaerobic digestion, which can provide a far better, more local, solution," he said.

But the political right is far more committed to the project of judicial delegitimization – and, frankly, far better and more effective at it – than progressives ever could be.

Having failed to set the stereoscopic box office alight in cinemas, this will doubtless fare far better on more watchable 2D disc, where its Saturday-night-with-a-six-pack tone is more at home.

With each run, I grew more comfortable, and by mid-afternoon I was keeping up with my friend Tyler, a far better and more experienced rider.

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

But the reality is far better and more mind-blowing than anyone could ever lead you to believe.