Sentence examples for probably just better from inspiring English sources

"I'm probably just better prepared to handle a lot of things," he said.

"I think, as AP [McCoy] was saying, he's probably just better off having a run than galloping at home.

Burial is not someone genre labels can be attached to easily; it's probably just better to accept the music for what it is.

Again, much more than that and you're probably just better off biting the bullet and buying a smartwatch.

Hicks proved he can be an engaging live act and will be playing sweaty roadhouses for the rest of his life and probably just get better and better.

Uruguay – their captain Obdulio Valera strutting around as if he owned the joint – bested their expectant and slightly complacent hosts 2-1 in what was effectively the final (although with Juan Alberto Schiaffino and Alcides Ghiggia also in their team, Uruguay were probably just the better side).

It'd probably just be better to avoid them entirely". But that strategy – isolating women "for their own good" – has the secondary effect of cutting them off from valuable leadership training, mentorship benefits, and other opportunities to perform and excel.

Also remember that most people will see what you're trying to do and react: you'd probably just be better off letting them believe whatever they want and not trying to convert them in the first place!

TODAY'S recommended economics writing: If a financial innovation doesn't provide a better way to make a financial bet, then it probably just provides a better way to relieve a fool of his money, says James Kwak.

"The moment probably just got the better of him but he was just so excited to get on the field with the All Blacks.

They probably just got a better price from a PE firm," Mann said.