a sight more informal
a damn sight more informal
a darned sight more informal
a darn sight more informal

And then in a moment both of them were brought up short by a sight more astonishing than any yet.

"Handling you is a sight more work than I care for."

You got a sight more than anyone else could have."

I had a sight more enemies in this country than friends.

There was a sight more at stake and you know it.

He knows a sight more about woods fighting than you do.

He needs you a sight more than she does, too."

She did not recall having ever seen a sight more lonely.

Which was a sight more than could have been said for some of their accusers.

But I have seen from high orbit a sight more worthy of the name.

There'd been a sight more space back there than I reckoned.

And he knew a sight more about how to go about it, too.

That he's one hell of a sight more dangerous than the cops?

"A sight more peaceful without Yankees all over it, too."

Every near-disaster was followed by a sight more remarkable than anything we had seen before.

If that had been deliberate, it was a sight more serious than a prank.

"And I suppose those machines were a sight more fragile, too.

It is also a sight more reliable than my body or my brain.

You'll ride it quiet and come out of it with a sight more than me.

It'd take a sight more than a few council monkeys to get the better of me.'

It was a sight more terrifying than his anger.

"It will probably be a sight more interesting than watching those accursed mountains, at any rate."

A sight more good he'd do helping with the spring plowing than in Texas."

The least I can do for these kind people, and we should be doing a damn sight more.

"They are a damn sight more important when you put them on paper."

In fact, they know she's got a damn sight more.

Probably make them a damn sight more popular too as it would all be above board.

It would be something a damn sight more positive than that.

You'd do a damn sight more than that for half a million dollars.

Looks a damn sight more at home here than I do, in all these medals.

I'm a damned sight more likely to want to tear them off you.

Obviously, you'll have to be a damn sight more careful.

It was, he thought, a damn sight more than she deserved.

Now, if that had been a finance company, I would have paid a damn sight more.

"Because life's going to be a damn sight more exciting soon, if I have anything to do with it."

They could be a damn sight more powerful than anything available at the local pharmacy.

"They know a damned sight more about us than we do of them," Gallagher said.

And if she ever took on a boyfriend again, she'd be a damn sight more careful.

We're often a damn sight more resilient than we'd imagine.

"And here's a damn sight more," an older voice said from a bit farther away.

There's a damn sight more to your job than official duties, and you know it.

But we've got to do a damn sight more than we're doing."

At least you're genuinely psychic, which is a damn sight more than I am.

And this time, it'll be for a damn sight more than three months."

"I'll do a damn sight more than write if you like.

I was already doing a damned sight more than I should.

You can see it's a damn sight more difficult than getting them to confront the Iraqis.

Countess seemed to think her bread was a darned sight more important than the Old Man.

Thomas, belligerently: "Not only have they got the willies but they'll have a darned sight more of them before we're through."

I thought it might not be too easy, being Ketchum Scritch's friend, but it was a darned sight more pleasant than being his enemy.

Cora Rita Rockmetteller, widow of the late Sigsbee Rockmetteller, the Sardine King, a woman with a darned sight more money than I've got myself.

It is a darn sight more than can be said for the Council.

It seems to have done a darn sight more than scare at least 22 people.

The lieutenant thought: A darn sight more backward than some.

"I got a good job here, and a darn sight more opportunity than ever I'd get at home.

But I tell you this, that there's a darn sight more light manufactured stuff comes into this country than goes out of it.

Countess seemed to think her bread was a darned sight more important than the Old Man.

They can do just as much harm--and a darn sight more.

I'm a darn sight more interested in food right now than in fighting Germans."

'Looks a darn sight more comfortable in here than it does in that cabin.

Thomas, belligerently: "Not only have they got the willies but they'll have a darned sight more of them before we're through."

Although MPs should be a darn sight more careful what they say - mostly they are just going to look stupid.

He says it's a darn sight more fun than the Wall of Death, or the Parachute Corps either."

The Galapagos finch was a darn sight more valuable than Sandra Willmot.

Not exactly a heavyweight, but a darn sight more enjoyable than Dawkins and Grayling.

I can't speak for other publishers on this, but I know that the editors of our journals do a darn sight more than make the figures look pretty.

I thought it might not be too easy, being Ketchum Scritch's friend, but it was a darned sight more pleasant than being his enemy.

Those two years had also made her wiser and a darn sight more wary so, vulnerable or not, there was no way she would risk another close encounter of the erotic kind.

Because if the garage did your car badly you wouldn't have any hesitation in in changing your garage and your body's a darn sight more important than your car!

Cora Rita Rockmetteller, widow of the late Sigsbee Rockmetteller, the Sardine King, a woman with a darned sight more money than I've got myself.

If the individuals who dumped the toxic waste had to stump up the compensation out of their own pockets (even to the extent of garnishing their washes), then they'd be a darn sight more careful.

Tim Walker of The Independent stated that the shows rival in the same timeslot, BBC One show The Street was "a darn sight more interesting than watching Fay Ripley walk into doors".

F Map Allegedly Prague's oldest Pilsner pub (1843), this was another haunt of writer Bohumil Hrabal's and it's a darn sight more local-feeling (particularly upstairs) than the more famous U zlatého trygra.