Sentence examples for we always better from inspiring English sources

We have seen technology change the whole way we communicate, socialize, date and interact in the last two decades, but are we always better off for it?

When reality TV spotlights deeply flawed (read awful) people all day and night, rather than relentlessly wholesome 2-D characters like Ozzie and Harriet, the Brady Bunch or the Cosbys, are we always better off?

"I believe we're always better when we work as closely as possible together, and separatism, or division, doesn't seem to be a productive path for countries.

I think we're always better when we work with other countries on issues.

"We pretended, even to ourselves, that we were always better than everyone else in the Balkans," says Ines Sabalic, a Croatian journalist in Brussels.

Sometimes we don't want to hear it, but we are always better off for it.

"We were always better at building the community brands that rely on people contributing content".

"It's like a vacation at the beach — we're always better when at the beach," he said.

As his campaign manager, David Plouffe, put it last fall, "We are always better off on the high wire".

"We were always better than them," said Muñoz, accompanied by his wife and two children, who were also in the car crash.

We're always better at guns than America, better at hospitals than America, better at potassium (or whatever) than America.