Examples of 'much than too' in a sentence
Meaning of "much than too"
much than too: This phrase refers to a comparison between two quantities, qualities, or conditions. 'Much' is used to indicate a large amount or degree, whereas 'too' is used to indicate an excessive amount or degree. For example, 'He is much taller than his brother, but he is not too tall for the basketball team.'
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much than too
Rather too much than too little.
One had rather on such occasions do too much than too little.
Better too much than too little.
In case of doubt, it is better to leave too much than too little.
Do too much than too little.
I would rather collect too much than too little.
Better too much than too little, Rummy.
You are better off draining too much than too little.
Better to show too much than too little, we thought.
Communicate and think out loud . You better talk too much than too little.
Better to say too much than too little.
Bring warm and preferably dark clothing ( better too much than too little ).
Better to have too much than too little.
You know, it's like mom always said… when entertaining, better too much than too little.
What? Better too much than too little.
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You know, it 's like mom always said -- When entertaining, better too much than too little.
It is better to ask too much than too little.
I would rather tell them too much than too little.
On such occasions . do too much than too little.
It 's better to give too much than too little.
When entertaining, better too much than too little.
Well, better to have too much than too little.
I 'd rather know too much than too little.
Remember, it is better to talk too much than too little with a.
Would not you rather have too much than too little?
I would rather collect too much than too little . Right.
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They would not do me too much good
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