Sentence examples for will ever better from inspiring English sources

This was unprecedented popularity for an act from outside the English-speaking world, and as the recorded music business accustoms itself to the reduced circumstances of the digital age it seems unlikely that another artist will ever better it.

Rockstar should be given credit for trying (and trying… since the days of GTA III for the PS2) to figure out how to make aiming with a controller as painless as possible, but let's face facts: no control scheme will ever better a mouse and keyboard.

Others rushing to join the burgeoning new field will devise ever better algorithms for extracting relevance from the flood of big data the billions of sensors will be spewing out at the edge of the internet.

Nothing will ever be better, or more perfect, than that.

"I don't know if it will ever get better.

But for Whole Foods, no money will ever be better spent.

No country will ever be better than the United States of America of the early 1950s".

Neither the building nor the sculptures will ever look better or seem more self-evident in their historical importance.

People get very depressed – that level of poverty has a bad effect on your mental health, it makes people feel that nothing will ever get better.

(They are personalization, or blaming oneself; pervasiveness, or the belief that every aspect of life is altered; and permanence, the conviction that nothing will ever get better).

I mean, I do usually feel shitty about what I'm working on, but that's no guarantee that the piece will ever get better.