Sentence examples for indeed much better from inspiring English sources
A study that a colleague and I conducted last year found that adolescents in mentoring relationships that lasted a year or more were indeed much better off than before; they had higher self-esteem, better relationships with their parents and lower levels of drug use.
Another study by Mehta and Khandekar measured static contact angles of sessile droplets showed that the wettability of laponite nanofluid on copper substrate was indeed much better than both alumina nanofluid and pure water [112].
Again, not expecting to hear "Slow down, go down" on Idol, was I? They were good and Allison was indeed much better than in her solo spot.
But since the external thing is fashioned after its divine idea, the "retouching" of the concept in terms of the original idea does yield a better representation of the thing; indeed, so much better that on the basis of this "retouched" concept we are even able to judge just how well the thing realizes its kind.
Indeed, she was so much better that when the culture finally grew out MAI, confirming the diagnosis, she refused any further treatment.
Indeed, it's so much better now than it was 10 years ago (and there's so much research-and-development money available for it), that the day when computer-animated human beings will be impossible to tell from filmed ones seems bound to come sooner rather than later.
So much better to do this one thing very well indeed than a bunch of them sloppily.
Compared with its past, Brazil is indeed doing much better.
Ayatollah Khamenei is indeed a much better model of Nietzsche's future leader than the powerless Dalai Lama.
The ones that aren't could indeed be much better measured with more money for surveillance sites, as he recommends.
Their results were starkly different: in the group told that men do better, men indeed did much better, with an average score of 25 compared with the women's 5.
