Sentence examples for much better received from inspiring English sources

The protest had not been much better received back home.

"I think we would be much better received if we provide information on the impact".

He took questions, all of which were much better received than the speech, or, indeed, his answers.

Some suggested the deal would be much better received if it covered just two years instead of four, so the terms could be revisited sooner.

An underpaid apprenticeship scheme would be much better received if it replaced the (largely unnecessary) third year of law school, but don't hold your breath waiting for law deans to get behind a 33 percent revenue reduction.

The complex, tightly woven Blood and Wine (1996), the noirish story of a jewel robbery, which starred Nicholson, Michael Caine, Judy Davis, and Jennifer Lopez, was much better received.

"The benefit to the end user is that the user will receive a much better experience as the developers can tailor and personalize the app based on a granular understanding of the user's preferences," Aggarwal says.

By the time Woods reached the 15th hole, he was playing much better and received applause regularly and with fervor.

Note how much more powerful and better received your thoughts and feelings are when you do not cuss.

Perhaps getting past that paradox is a matter of remembering, when it's your turn to be the giver, that it's really so much better to receive.

In the normal course of events, this provides an electrical pulse to the vagus nerve for 30 seconds every five minutes.This treatment does not always work, but in some cases where it failed (the number of epileptic seizures experienced by a patient remaining the same), that patient nevertheless reported feeling much better after receiving the implant.