Sentence examples for made of better from inspiring English sources

Was I made of better presidential material than the president?

It is suggested that in a loop made of better thermal conducting material, the flow is also more stable.

It's not that they will be made of better moral fibre, but that such an influx will disrupt the cosy, self-referentialism that has done so much damage.

Already Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid has described Harry as a "coward", adding: "To describe the war in Afghanistan as a game demeans anyone – especially a prince, who is supposed to be made of better things".

He enjoyed especially the songs of Irving Berlin and Jerome Kern referring to Berlin as "America's Franz Schubert" and stating that Kern was "the first composer who made me conscious that most popular music was of inferior quality, and that musical comedy was made of better material"—and he was inspired by their work to compose for the Broadway stage.

One major problem the management of radioactive wastes from nuclear power plants was omitted from the summary, but the scientific group advised the Atomic Energy Commission, one of the sponsors of the study, of its concern over the problem and recommended that an investigation be made of better ways of handling such wastes.

Just as we once made better and better use of electrification, we're now making better and better use of digital computing.

And the claim made then of better environmental protection than in the United States is now debatable.

And not necessarily because nonprofits are made up of better people.

Oils are fats, but some oils are made up of better fats than others.

So your sins (or at least what you make of them) better be original.