Sentence examples for far better phrase from inspiring English sources
'Life line' is a far better phrase.
(Thank you, Kellyanne Conway, for a far better phrase for the endless blither than any writer could ever come up with!!).
Far better to avoid a constitutional collision and interpret the phrase in the entire context of the statute, whose purpose is obviously to make the ACA subsidies available to everyone who signs up under the exchanges, whether state or federal.
But also that it was far better than nothing: I valued the security of knowing I had phrases that, in the proper context, would be understood, with pronunciation that would not disgrace me.
"It's nearly impossible to accurately communicate dynamics and phrasing, although I grudgingly admit that it was a far better tool than I had anticipated".
It is a far, far better thing that I do, than I have ever done, if I may coin a phrase.
'A far better source,' he grinned, 'someone at the heart of the problem.' Then with one flat Dublin phrase, he swept my friendly prodding away: 'The mother!' His look dared me to contradict that authority.
Far better to use reported speech, or quote in full, and save this tactic for unusual or controversial phrases such as "omnishambles" and "bonkeroony".
It seems a far, far better place".
Better late than never — far better.
