Sentence examples for something better as from inspiring English sources

The fact that it is narrated by Lewis Black promises something better as well -- and fails to deliver that, either.

I know, however, that for people on the path to something better as well as for fans of Kung Fu, the best side of David Carradine is only a DVD away.

The alternative is to do something better, as I've outlined above.

Since Lidia had been a biochemist in Russia, Ruth suggested something better as a permanent career, but Lidia just laughed.

He was not imitating cream, he argued, but replacing it with something better, as the car had replaced the horse.

Then he decided to "hold out for something better," as he put it, and called Mr. Wolford at the end of February to suggest the deal.

The risk with hiring college graduates for jobs they are supremely overqualified for is, of course, that they will leave as soon as they find something better, particularly as the economy improves.

All eyes will be on the next version (or perhaps the version after that) of Apple TV's software to see how that "something better" shapes up, as well as on the App Store to see if Matcha reappears in some form for iPad.

I'm going to be controversial here: while adding great spoonfuls of sugar makes the cornbread into something better served as dessert, as Cook's Illustrated observe, a little bit "seemed to enhance the natural sweetness of the corn without drawing attention to itself".

Computer simulations are often used either because the original model itself contains discrete equations which can be directly implemented in an algorithm suitable for simulation or because the original model consists of something better described as rules of evolution than as equations.

We pay taxes so we as a society continue to strive towards something better, such as equal pay, rather than making it easier to sack people.