Examples of 'better sense' in a sentence
Meaning of "better sense"
better sense - used to refer to an improved understanding or judgment about a subject or situation
How to use "better sense" in a sentence
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You used to have a better sense of humor.
Better sense of your body and balance.
I need to get a better sense of her injuries.
I guess he did not have any better sense.
It makes better sense to assume we have not.
It probably makes much better sense now.
You got better sense than that.
And heaven send you better sense.
You get a better sense of who a person is.
I thought she would have better sense.
We will have a better sense when he wakes up.
I think you will get a better sense.
I have got better sense than that.
Simple folk often have better sense.
Would have better sense than you do.
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You have gotta make better sense.
Dogs have a better sense of smell than we do.
My practice now makes a lot better sense to me.
It gave me a better sense of how to approach my pacing.
I think it helps me get a better sense of things.
I have a better sense of smell than ordinary people.
It can allow us to make better sense of what we do.
He got better sense than to listen to that nonsense.
Alicia probably has a better sense of it than me.
Get a better sense of what you are doing in your sleep.
Gives you a much better sense of control.
A better sense of priorities was needed.
Hopefully he gives us a better sense of what we are up against.
Better sense of safety and independence.
You will get a better sense tomorrow.
Make better sense of regulatory requirements.
You used to have a better sense of humour.
Any better sense than to ask me.
This gave me a much better sense of context.
I have better sense than to disagree with him.
I think women have a better sense of smell.
Get a better sense of what happened.
I am just trying to get a better sense of who you are.
He has a better sense of smell than the rest of us.
And it is not my task to teach you better sense.
Women have a much better sense of direction.
Get a better sense of what constitutes explanatory legitimacy.
It has given them a better sense of identity.
I have listened to seashells that made better sense.
I reiterate that better sense should prevail.
Guess he just did not have any better sense.
It gives you a better sense of who you are.
You would think he would have better sense.
Men have a way better sense of humour.
They would better be advised to exhibit a better sense.
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We would have been better off staying where we were
Better to appreciate the scent of the paintings
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