Perhaps 'twere better if he did," replied the Sufi boldly.
Twere better, by thrice deuce-ace, in a weeke every woman could awe her husband so well as she.
He is not dead outright, but pleas'd it God, Twere better he had left this wicked world, Then to live thus in this extremitie.
Twere better, my Lord, you did perswade her to think you another Cicero, so you might claim some interest in her now and then.
Twere better that ye tended / rather your guests aright, Bearing to lords at table / choice food that fitteth well, And suffered me these tidings / unto my masters dear to tell.
Beneath in hell 'twere better / the Devil had her by his side!
The warriors from Rhine river / did here such victory win That for their foes 'twere better / if they such meeting ne'er had seen.
Nay, 'twere better methinks to hold, That they were naught but pain and sorrow, that vanquished the hero bold.
On my knightly honour fair I pledged my word--An I fail me, 'twere better methinks to die.
Yet he may be trusted, I think--but still 'twere better not.
Perhaps 'twere better to go back; and yet, in this blinding deluge, I might again miss the road, and wander Heaven knows whither.
Nay, now I think of it, 'twere better to gather in the wood upon the hill before the castle, especially if the soldiers follow you.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "twere better" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
