Sentence examples for than to making from inspiring English sources

Mr. Martins, who first presented it for City Ballet in 1999, has applied more intelligence to making it unlike other "Swan Lake" productions than to making it good.

No doubt he would have complained that much contemporary culture is geared more to avoiding suffering, or compensating for it, than to making it meaningful.

For most of Olson's tenure, Arizona has been more accustomed to jockeying for top seedings than to making a late run to qualify for the N.C.A.A. tournament.

"She's a problem, but she sells tickets," a hotel executive says, revealing an even deeper loyalty to segregationist convention than to making money.

Almost in spite of itself, Dadland becomes a study in her father's selfishness – Tom as someone who despised boredom, who was more committed to unconventionality than to making family life work.

What this Brown University graduate does in his winery, the smallest registered one in the state, is much more akin to creating esoteric fermented cocktails than to making wines, which is perhaps what keeps me coming back to his incredible locavore concoctions.

Nets cost more to distribute than to make.

They have no purpose other than to make money.

Well, yeah, what better than to make someone laugh?

It's easier to play soccer than to make dinner".

Better to kill us than to make us go back".