Sentence examples for better than too from inspiring English sources

Too much worry about our freedoms is better than too little, particularly in the face of a government shrouded in wartime secrecy after the Sept. 11 attacks.

That may seem excessive for a relatively small spill, estimated at 1,000 barrels a day, but too much is better than too little.

In the intervening months, the President has taken time — perhaps too much time, but far better than too little — to make the strategy his own, to fill in the vital details, to force his advisers to think and re-think.

Still, too much is better than too little, and Lyndsey Turner's production and Soutra Gilmour's design bravely match Ravenhill's kaleidoscopic restlessness; the moment in which Candide escapes the mind-numbingly cheerful Eldorado on a sheep's back is typically inventive.

Yet too much concern is certainly better than too little, and the people who support Norberg-Hodge have helped bring solar heaters and microhydraulic power plants and low-cost greenhouses to Ladakh.

That said, too much information is better than too little.

"To many Chinese these days, the Cultural Revolution is better mocked than too carefully remembered," Mr. Koppel says.

Going a little too slow is generally a little better than going too fast.

Mailer expected too much from life, but that is much better than expecting too little.

It was miles better than Muse, too.

Korean action films are better than ours, too.