Sentence examples for indeed better than from inspiring English sources

We want politicians like Obama, Blair, Wilson and Kennedy to be our better selves – indeed better than our better selves.

"They know as well as -- indeed, better than everyone else -- that the consequences of such bloodshed could be dramatic and long-lasting," he said.

The machine is indeed better than the human eye, at least when it comes to reading the handwriting on census forms.

A recent experiment with officers in the Philadelphia Police Department provided tangible evidence that some methods of rotating shift work are indeed better than others.

While promising for future research, the study did not involve a comparison group with which to make sure the treatment was indeed better than standard diabetes care.

But a sad tale's best for winter, and few could be sadder, or indeed better, than Journey through the Afterlife: Ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead.

"He hath indeed better bettered expectation than you must expect of me to tell you how".

Asked if the Scots were indeed better placed than in June 2009, Hastings, said: "In terms of world rankings, no.

To date, it has to be established if 2D or 3D echocardiography is indeed better reproducible than M-mode echocardiography.

Of course, others might be tempted to imitate Greece if the country were indeed better off restructuring than not doing so.

Analogously, America borrowing money from abroad to buy flat-screen TVs (as we do) is indeed better for us than going without the TVs.