The phrase "a much more cool" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "much cooler" or "a lot cooler."
Example: "This new phone is much cooler than my old one."
Alternatives: "significantly cooler" or "way cooler."
"It becomes a cheap house plant which is much more cool than all the other ones," said Magdalena when I went to see him at Kew.
"It has much more cool factor than just a quaint sepia-toned history".
It is much better for the environment -- it is much more cool, you know -- to rely on a number of transportation modalities: the bus, the train, a fleet of shared cars".
The way I see it, the younger generation is much more cool about racial, religious and gender differences than the older generations were.
His mad friend Chunks (Sean Teale) and nerdy, useless friend Parsons Mike Baileyy) are up for a night out, but Jack is still mooning around, thinking about pretty girl-next-door Elinor (Amber Anderson) who is much more cool than she looks.
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Which makes him somewhat of a Thomas Gradgrind caricature, poking fun with Dickens' boorish school teacher in "Hard Times" - yet Obama plays it much more cool than the anxious Victorian Age schoolteacher who raps his students into nervous breakdowns.
Go to every party that is happening because you can become much more cooler than ever.
These aforementioned studies indicated that the action of the various chemicals added during pretreatment can lead to a depolymerization of the lignin structure followed by re-distribution and re-polymerization into a much more condensed form after cooling which ends as a deposit on the outer cell wall.
