Sentence examples for made any better from inspiring English sources

Good arguments, however, are not made any better by driving them into the ground.

Pressure on modern women to look ever younger is appalling and not made any better by Hollywood mores.

Has driving been made any better or, perhaps more important, safer by all the new inventions we share the road with?

One user commented on the petition's Facebook page: "I quite like Paloma Faith but her rendition of this song is excruciating and is not made any better by blasting out one line of the song at every commercial break".

But things are not made any better by pretending that we are making progress, as Washington seems to have decided to do, or by ignoring the real concerns of our allies.

Women have just as much capacity to be venal, petty and egomaniacal as men do, although they are less likely to be indulged in such behaviour … It remains to be seen if the situation for women throughout the country will be made any better by women in Westminster.

Brussels has no reason or incentive to make any better offer.

Barbara Ruby, chastened by the fall of her 401K, doubted that she could make any better informed investments than government economic institutions.

Analysing the race like this does not make any better reading for McLaren.

But I couldn't bring myself to, nor would it have made anything any better".

Had he written this book for us, he could not have made it any better".