Sentence examples for is possibly better from inspiring English sources

In recent years, his reputation has declined ('What a ghastly painting,' was all Guardian critic Adrian Searle had to say about his Temples of Beauty in the Royal Academy's recent Paris exhibition) and now he is possibly better known for the chapter in A Moveable Feast than for all of his work.

"He is possibly better than Wilkinson, he has a longer length.

Since steel has a constant Young's modulus (at service load levels) regardless of grade, this approach is possibly better described with respect to steel strain, rather than stress.

TechCrunch UK & Ireland has learned that Wubud will be the next venture of UK-based entrepreneur, Paul Walsh, who already runs Segala, a usability and certification agency (though he is possibly better known as a blogger and UK Internet scene networker).

Although DCIS is possibly better staged by FFDM compared with analogue, small soft tissue masses are less well distinguished.

A possible advantage of the flange, however, may be to protect the cup from bottoming out, and there is possibly better closure of the periphery around the cup, sealing off the cement-bone interface.

Whether you believe that or not, they're possibly better than a milky, sugar-laden cup of coffee.

"I have fabulous health, I have tremendous energy, I'm possibly better than I was 10, 15, maybe 20, years ago".

"The challenge for the private sector is to recognise that there are possibly better ways of doing it, such as staff on the board".

To balance that, United are possibly better placed in defence, where Eric Bailly has fitted in straight away and Daley Blind is playing well enough to keep Chris Smalling out.

"Our vision is that there will always be some games that are better on a PC, some that are possibly better on a mobile device, and a lot that can do well in both environments.