Sentence examples for has aged better from inspiring English sources

Comparatively, Journey has aged better.

How he has aged better than Hakeem Olajuwon this past season is a mystery.

That's why it has aged better than the Brat Pack titles it's typically associated with.

Even if you tend to come down on Orwell's side here, you have to admit that Waugh's comic vision has aged better than Orwell's tragic one.

With the help of the Sunday Times, and Ralph Nader – I have to say clever Harry Evans, seen here in his finest moment, has aged better – David won.

In his introduction to Make Believe, Patrick French argues for Instead of a Letter as "an eminently realistic feminist text, which has aged better than its contemporaries such as The Golden Notebook and The L-Shaped Room".

He eventually concluded that the text had aged better than Lully's music.

She had not been one of the showier girls in the class, though she had aged better than most.

"They've got more people, but we've aged better," quipped Bootleg Lennon as they kicked into A Hard Day's Night.

They were fifty-eight years old — everyone in the room was that age, though when he surveyed the growing crowd he could see that some had aged better than others.

The curvaceous lines of the Camaro have aged better than those of the boxy Mustang, and prices, especially for the big-engine variants, have more than doubled in the last three years.