Sentence examples for perhaps better with from inspiring English sources
Here, at night, it is perhaps better with the shredded turnip cakes ($3.25), coated with sesame seeds.
And the show's second rotation of fragile treasures is every bit as good as the first, perhaps better, with even more in the way of radiant color and an added demon or two.
I watched with pleasure when the Royal Ballet's "Romeo and Juliet" was screened in March, but one part of me also dreams of a time when British ballet fans can go to the cinema to see how American Ballet Theater dances that Kenneth MacMillan production — no less well, in general, and perhaps better, with some casts.
It is cool and fun, and perhaps better with LSD.
Nevertheless, the experience made O'Connell feel that his needs and expectations were perhaps better aligned with the liberal arts world than with physics.
However, large-scale assessments can perhaps better cope with this challenge than other SPIs.
More prosaically, perhaps, better relations with America could be a way of ending the country's isolation and boosting its tattered economy with increased trade and foreign investment.America is not being nearly as explicit now as it was in the 1994 agreement about the way ahead for normalised ties with North Korea.
I also provide some directions for future research in this area and discuss implications for designing organizations that are perhaps better aligned with human nature than current structures.
The sequence 'heats the air … consequence … air expands (and leaves the balloon) … consequence … balloon air becomes less dense … consequence … balloon rises', is perhaps better concluded with 'air leaves the balloon … consequence … balloon loses weight and rises'.
By understanding how our small-scale social psychology operates in modern organizations, we may be able to figure out how we can design organizations that are perhaps better aligned with our nature than the current structures in which modern humans live and work.
Rewind to earlier this week, when Donald Trump offered a weak defense of his son Donald Trump Jr.'s meeting with a Kremlin-linked lawyer by calling him "a high-quality person," a description perhaps better paired with nouns like "fidget spinner" or "furniture". .
