Sentence examples for make him look better from inspiring English sources

Ironically, of course, that would only make him look better.

Both Rasmussen and Sinclair make him look better than their competitors.

Or does he selectively pick turnips to box to make him look better?

Obama's drug use is right there in the memoir, with no attempt to make him look better than he was.

Manning ranks second in the league in yards per completion, which will make him look better in ANY/A than passer rating.

"If your boss incorporates your suggestions," she says, "it will make him look better and make you a more valuable employee".

Nothing he has done or said since makes him look better.

These vicious squabbles may help Obama in the short term by making him look better than Republicans in Congress.

Daly is fit, quick and increasingly confident, with the unselfish skills of his midfield partner Ben Jacobs making him look better still.

But the last week was a reminder, after months in which the incompetence of his rivals made him look better than he is, that Romney remains a tremendously weak frontrunner, whose strengths don't compensate for a style that leaves conservatives cold and a background that will leave him open to attacks across a variety of Democratic-friendly fronts in the general election.

And also when one remembers that the quality of Serie A was equally good, if not better than the Premiership in the late 90s while he played with Sampdoria, Parma and Lazio then I don't think you can say that playing there, or in Argentina, has made him look better than he was.