Sentence examples for much of a better from inspiring English sources

Couldn't have had much of a better half.

"We are so much of a better city," he said.

So there is not much of a better feeling than that, for a manager to make the game seem so simple.

"I can't remember much of a better day," said Jeff Hicks, partner and president at Crispin Porter, who thanked "every one of our 102 employees who made this possible, an absolutely monstrous undertaking for the agency".

But they may also very well be judging you by the instantly created standards of Sept. 11, by your attentiveness to the world around you, by how much of a better place you actually make it.

Looking out on the bronze statue of Arthur Ashe and the huge globe in Flushing Meadow Park left over from the 1964 World's Fair, Mr. Kantarian said, "There's not much of a better view than this, particularly at night.

Swearengin hasn't been given much of a chance against her much better-known, better-funded opponent.

It's much a better quality of grading".

They just seemed so much more alive, for lack of a better word".

It's one of the reasons so much of it is, for want of a better term, surreal.

When we find that we'll be that much better of a team".