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Look there, the coffee is worse than yesterday.

This restaurant is better than that one, do you think?

Why is it worse than last week, do you think?

She becomes satisfied when the grade is better than last time.

In the autumn the dark evenings feel longer than in the summer.

She has more energy in the morning than in the evening.

I think the white skirt suits her better than the black one.

I think her taste in colors is more modern than mine.

Her friend says that this dress is more modern than the other one.

I actually think that her personal style is more important than which fashion is trendy.

The movie was less exciting than the book, but the children liked it anyway.

We want to live closer to the lake than we do now.

A friendly hug can give more strength than a thousand words, she thinks.

The problem is apparently bigger than we thought, but the boss thinks that it will get better soon.

She would rather shop at the market than at the grocery store.

If the laundry basket is full, I would rather do laundry tonight than tomorrow morning.

I would rather eat strawberries than a bun when it is warm outside.

She would rather bring her lunch box than buy expensive food in the city center.

The new soil is lighter than the old one, so I am changing the pot this afternoon.

The author tries to describe the plot as clearly as possible, but I still think that the title is easier to understand than the plot.

In the heat, I would rather drink water than coffee.

In the evening there are often more mosquitoes near the lake than by the house.

Grandma says that lemon goes better than sugar in tea, but Grandma on Dad's side wants honey.

I like tea better than coffee in the evening.

Your words gave me more support than you think.

She says that the train is more reliable than the bus in the winter.

When I met her sister yesterday, I noticed that she was much happier than last week.

That book is said to be better than the movie, but the author is said to have changed the ending recently.

I think that the ending is better than the beginning.

The claim is larger than the deduction.

The emergency buffer is larger than the debt.