Sentence examples for much better words from inspiring English sources

In hindsight, I probably could have chosen much better words," he said, according to the Culpeper Star-Exponent.

As President and CEO of the 2015 Special Olympics World Games in Los Angeles, I get to use two much better words -- acceptance and inclusion.

#5 -- Apple's Magic Trackpad, death to the computer mouse Put in much better words than I could ever form, Noah Kravitz, Editor at Large of TechnoBuffalo.com noted Apple's multitouch gestures for touchscreen and trackpad devices.

"Collaborator is a much better word.

And it makes the word a much better word".

It doesn't say anything about sad, although it does use the word serious, a much better word.

The Moscow city authorities, in particular Gavril Popov, the mayor, were notable allies of the Baltic states.Finally "patriotic" would be a much better word than "nationalist".

In reality, misguided is probably a much better word.

The comedian Adam Hills has a part of his leg missing and, in an interview with the Guardian in 2012, declared "mutant" a much better word than "disabled".

When it comes to China e-commerce, "different" is a much better word than "weird". Differences in culture, language, purchasing power and consumer preferences all mean that international brands have to learn and adjust.

"Gamesmanship is a much better word to use than cheating," said boxing historian Bert Sugar.