Sentence examples for for better not from inspiring English sources

God knows what for – better not to think about it.

She doesn't explain why the changes are for the worse and she doesn't mention that, in some ways, they're for better (not least due to the possibility of making movies that visually quote other movies, as in Jean-Luc Godard's "Histoire(s) du Cinéma" or Mark Rappaport's "Rock Hudson's Home Movies," which is playing at Anthology Film Archives tomorrow at seven).

She doesn't explain why the changes are for the worse — and she doesn't mention that, in some ways, they're for better (not least due to the possibility of making movies that visually quote other movies, as in Jean-Luc Godard's "Histoire(s) du Cinéma" or Mark Rappaport's "Rock Hudson's Home Movies," which is playing at Anthology Film Archives tomorrow at seven).

The quality of our sleep and the quality of our most important relationships are deeply linked--make it for better, not for worse.

However, just as we vowed "for better or for worse" on our wedding day, we're part of a brave new cohort of Baby Boomers who must now vow to transform an unexpected detour into a positive roadmap for the future--hopefully only for better, not worse.

The good news is that the NHS has already changed its culture for the better, not just for the worse.

Of course, it's nice that the reason we're junking old capital is to make room for something better, not just for the hell of it.

The challenge is to make changes for the better, not just to change.

Always look for what could be better, not for what you think you've done well.

The tie is there for me to look better, not for me to make the tie look better.

For $65, you better not expect much.