Sentence examples for ones far better from inspiring English sources

The Oscars are especially strange this year, because they're tainted, multiply, by their exclusions — of nonwhite actors and filmmakers, of movies about nonwhite characters, and, not coincidentally, of some really good movies, ones far better than the nominees.

Perennially underrated and underappreciated, Barry has enjoyed an excellent season for Everton – one far better than that of Frank Lampard at Chelsea and Michael Carrick at Manchester United, both of whom have been selected ahead of him, albeit the latter is only on standby.

We'll discuss Joe's and Jared's exits (one far better than the other), the sex-fession that finally happened, and Nick and Shawn's deep-seated hatred for each other.

Computer programs, even artificially intelligent ones, work far better as specialists rather than generalists.

Even the real cheap ones give far better recording than using the inbuilt microphone.

As far as government Web sites go, this one is far better than average, with one caveat: At the top of the Web page under the heading Where to Apply for a Passport Nationwide, there is a note saying "the easiest way to get your passport is to apply at one of over 4,500 public places that accept passport applications".

"I also ordered two expensive ones online to get them delivered on the Thursday but the cheaper one was far better".

Compared to the one-factor model, the six-factor one showed far better goodness of fit.

But she has "mixed feelings," she says, about the "back-and-forth yelling thing" and says "one-on-one evangelism" is "far better than this group stuff where you're so militant and radical".

Once again the film proves that seeing an exhibition through a camera (especially an HD one) is far better than not seeing it at all.

The basic principle is the same, but the newer one is far better at everything a computer is meant to do.