Sentence examples for it rather better from inspiring English sources

Its chief advantage is that it rather better at matching in to resistive end terminations than the k-type or m-type.

Sadly, I think we would find that Yehudi Menuhin's The Music of Man, his 30-year-old series and accompanying book, did it rather better.

Curiously, the epigraph the authors have chosen for "Sinatra: The Life", puts it rather better than the weighty tome—"Right from the beginning, he was there with the truth of things in his voice"—Bob Dylan.

As the British team was leaving, Mr. Blair turned and said, "Poor old Jacques, he just doesn't get it," to which Sir Stephen now adds dryly that he turned out to get it rather better than "we" did.

He drank the output and thought it rather better than chalky product that spluttered from London taps.Earlier this week, the mayor of Los Angeles, Antonio Villaraigosa, did the same at one of his city's water-recycling centres.

"When it comes to effective fighting partnerships between factions and forces in the field, the enemy – the Taliban – seem to be doing it rather better than we do," said Smith.

Macaroni, as the style guide compels me to spell it, is rather better, as it's smaller than penne, but again, no slurping required.

It is rather better to intervene as soon as it happens.

She also invents a variation on the word "cleverest", discovering by the book's end that it is rather better to try to be "a cleverist".

Now, few would argue that An Education is a worse film that the other two (and many would say it's rather better).

My feeling is that it's rather better to have bra moguls in the Lords than men who simply wear bras while blowing rails and calling Asian women "whores".