Sentence examples for sometimes a better from inspiring English sources

"The people are sometimes a better barometer," he said.

For a decade, he has argued that his test is sometimes a better diagnostic tool than cholesterol scores.

But, sometimes a better offer comes along, as is the case for many Gen Ys who plan their meals poorly.

However, corn loses flavour and sweetness the minute it's picked - up to half its sugar can turn to starch within 12 hours, especially if it's not kept cool - so if you can't get fresh, frozen is sometimes a better choice.

All season Sydney have battled against a perception that they are "too slow", but among many fascinating sub-plots in Saturday's game we might be shown yet again that ice-cold nerves are sometimes a better weapon on grand final day than a pair of spring heels.

Sometimes, a better alternative might come from within the same company.

Sometimes, as a better joke, I added, though not in bed.

But it certainly seems that a dose of pragmatism might sometimes be a better option.

Over-promoted politicians sometimes make a better fist of their second careers.

"Singers from the Far East and eastern Europe sometimes have a better work ethic than, say, French and Italian singers".

Much of the food is busy and unfocused, and I sometimes had a better time gazing than grazing on it.