Sentence examples for of someone better from inspiring English sources

"If you need good advice on how to approach state government, I can't think of someone better to give you that advice than John Rowland, Mr. Kaufmann said.

Vox dissected the commentary thus: "Somehow, as many angry observers implied, Hiddleston, and his smooth-as-silk British accent, was supposed to be better than this … and, by proxy, deserving of someone better than Swift".

I couldn't think of someone better, in terms of both the vision that we have and the capabilities that we need than Kevin".

It's impossible to know for sure, but she wanted as we all do to use the supposed words of someone better than ourselves to lend weight to her argument.

"Unless you have a very clear picture of someone better to do the job you have to be very careful about making that sort of change at the head of the coaching organisation of the national team," he said.

It's impossible to know for sure, but she wanted--as we all do--to use the supposed words of someone better than ourselves to lend weight to her argument.

And while it is not specifically CIFIUS's area of concern, someone better start looking at the employment implications of large-scale investments from overseas - and the approvals from our government should be conditioned accordingly.

He stayed because he felt like he wasn't worthy of finding someone better.

If one wants the attention of Latinos someone better habla Espanol!

Alison says: "First rule of hiring; employ someone better than you – that's exactly what I did.

I'll eat and gain weight and maybe get fat again, but from all this might emerge a man more accepting of his flaws, someone better able to learn from them so that real progress towards success and, most importantly, happiness can be made, finally.