His physical attributes are more difficult to describe, so closely were they allied to those which, for want of a better word, must be called mental.
It may be called the extreme Protestant position, and I use protestant, for want of a better word, to express what I believe is Paul's true as distinguished from the false of his two inconsistent theologies.
The afternoon wore cool; nay, cold is a better word.
I said "humbler form" of art for lack of a better word; for a craft cannot fitly be called humble which has occupied and delighted men of the very highest gifts.
There is a better word of God than the Bible; there is a better word of God than any will uttered in His providences and the like.
They claimed them wonderfully and hopefully it is true, but they took me much away from what I can only call for want of a better word--(a better word: what a thing to say!
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "better word" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
