Sentence examples for sometimes better not from inspiring English sources

"And it's sometimes better not to go back".

"I'm learning it's sometimes better not to say anything but that's not my nature.

"Sometimes better not to know how you do what you do.

"It's sometimes better not to talk, because as brothers and twins, you don't want to be coached by your sibling — " "Ever," Mike finished emphatically.

Yet an alternative case can be made: in the global altruism business, it is, indeed, sometimes better not to do anything at all.

He noted, "In terms of its mood, 'Love Is Blindness' had the dark, sensual and decadent feel of pre-war Berlin", adding that the lyric "Love is blindness / I don't want to see" was "a desolate acknowledgement of the terrible reality that it is sometimes better not to know".

Earlier is sometimes better, sometimes not.

"Love comes and goes," he wrote in a short elegy to her. "Friendship is sometimes better, but not always … Our lives were intertwined … We stumbled though life together".

"Love comes and goes," he wrote in a short elegy to her. "Friendship is sometimes better, but not always … Our lives were intertwined … We stumbled though life together". They lived in the same building on separate floors and both experienced financial hardship.

Perhaps it was all a mistake and they weren't really dead! (Be careful with that one, it can become cliched, and can be very over-written) Sometimes its better not to overuse these because it can make the readers feel cheated.

Sometimes it's better not to know.