Sentence examples for truly better off from inspiring English sources

But I doubt that any school is truly better off for hosting big-time sports.

The increase in house prices makes people feel better off; the increase in real incomes means they are truly better off.

Whether or not capitalism is conducive to happiness, Thomas is adamant that the rich are truly better off than the poor — not because they have more stuff, but because they are spared the indignity of perpetually having a hand out.

If you're just hanging around the city and don't mind using transit and doing a bit of walking, you're truly better off avoiding a car rental at O'Hare.

And if it does matter, if you truly believe in your heart and soul that the world will be a better place, that the course of history and your corner of mankind will truly be better off, then of course, stand up and be a man.

If the public truly believes that we are better off today than we were a year ago, the next disaster will prove how wrong it is.

I truly believed others would be better off without me.

If it truly is part of the rules, you may be better off following them.

I think humanity would be better off with random acts of kindness and truly surprising gift-giving glory on special days when the philanthropic mood strikes.

I truly think online is making us sick and we'd be better off without it.

Former Republican New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani seemed truly praiseworthy of the Russian president -- as if America would be better off if Putin in charge.