Sentence examples for look like better from inspiring English sources

Removing disenfranchised felons makes men look like better voters across all races.

Mr Moon is aware that he needs to look like better than a second coming of Roh if he is to win.

Two of the four challengers look like better bets: Susan Hoffmann, a former mayor of Rockville with extensive experience in promoting development, and Andrew Platt, an energetic former Capitol Hill staffer who has a good grasp of issues.

Though I usually prefer the no-holds-barred, savage shagging of the European arthouse film, this particular scene is so unerotic that virginal cancer-fest A Walk to Remember starts to look like better third-date watching.

"Ratemyprofessor," he says, "looks less like good information because students know the various ways it can be abused, whereas Factrak can look like better information precisely because of that limitation".

Two Yorkshire bowlers, David Wainwright and Ajmal Shahzad, both 24, were named this week in England's 41-strong development squad for the best younger players, and look like better investments to their employer.

Alphabet's 'other bets' start looking like better bets, Microsoft ascends to the clouds and Trump enlists more titans of tech.

Politics has always been hard hitting and we know what that looks like better than most.

Third, the authors suggest, in the Conclusions, that the popular notion of the prohibitive noisiness of microarray data stems from the deterministic view of biological data, in other words, disregard of intrinsic, biological noise (to me, this looks like better terminology than that used by the authors).

When you think back to lectures in class, do you remember what the Powerpoint slides looked like better than the actual words your teacher said?

But what does "better regulation" look like?