Sentence examples for world's better from inspiring English sources

She was a tits-out maverick who figured out how to do politics her own way, which is world's better than a washed-up politician who figured taking her tits out would be a maverick way of dealing with the fact that no one wants her in office otherwise.

"Well, I think the world's better off.

Meteorologists are now a standard part of the world's better sailing teams.

FOR years, the scale of Colombia's tangled conflicts has dwarfed those of most of the world's better known troublespots.

As members of the world's better half seek to rebuild society, Yorick sets out to find Beth.

One of the world's better urban transportation systems evolved serendipitously in Buenos Aires around the unique colectivo, or microbus, an Argentine invention.

The strange promiscuity of Edward Thorp's eye is one of the art world's better-kept secrets.

Not only will $15 buy some fascinating bottles, it will also give you a rare opportunity to step away from widely held perceptions about the world's better-known grapes and wine regions.

From as far away as Hawaii, thousands of people came to the Geraldine R. Dodge Poetry Festival here, which began on Thursday and runs through Sunday, to hear some of the nation's and world's better-known poets.

But as the tens of thousands of people now living on its slopes can attest, Vesuvius is still there, and so are most of the world's better-known volcanoes, such as Etna, Rainier, Kilauea, Paricutín and Fujiyama (yes, Fuji is a volcano; it last erupted in 1707).

And though they work half a world away from the world's better-known high-technology mecca, this group of graduate students is in many ways closer to the authentic entrepreneurial spirit that drives Silicon Valley than many of the ersatz Silicon Deserts, Mountains, Glens and Forests, which are most frequently the public relations products of overzealous economic development agencies.