Sentence examples for the rather better from inspiring English sources

Lumet moved quickly to a second film with Fonda, Stage Struck (1958), but neither that unconvincing portrait of life in the theatre, nor the rather better That Kind of Woman (1959), starring Sophia Loren, substantially enhanced his career.

The rather better-known adage is the less ostentatious but rather more trenchant "never look back".

It is the first time since 1972, when Ralph Evans, George Turpin and the rather better-known Alan Minter all won bronze medals, that British boxers have come away from an Olympics with more than a single medal.

In his short business life since then he has graced the biggest names in social networking - first as an intern at Odeo - which later became the rather better-known Twitter.

The Bucs run the ball rather better, Doug Martin looking more and more like the player who raced to 1,454 yards and the Pro Bowl in his rookie year.

But most studies suggest the guarantee targeted the poor rather better than India's other welfare schemes.

That should worry Germany.The grand coalition was imposed on Ms Merkel after the 2005 election, when the CDU did less well and the SPD rather better than most pollsters had predicted.

The alternative, rather better, was to cash the diamond king and lead a heart to the jack.

Truthfully, I think that because people are, on the whole, rather better at censoring themselves when they read books.

Pasta pushed through a bronze die is particularly good because its surface is somewhat roughened, meaning it catches the sauce rather better.

Her mother emerges from the book rather better, if possessed of an attitude to parenting that you might charitably describe as a little laissez-faire.