He is (young)  better thanmore attractive thanmore expensive thanmore thanolder thansmaller thanthan thewarmer thanworse thanyounger than I am.
Mr. Davies is (old)  better thanmore attractive thanmore expensive thanmore thanolder thansmaller thanthan thewarmer thanworse thanyounger than he looks.
Paris is (small)  better thanmore attractive thanmore expensive thanmore thanolder thansmaller thanthan thewarmer thanworse thanyounger than Chicago.
This game is (good)  better thanmore attractive thanmore expensive thanmore thanolder thansmaller thanthan thewarmer thanworse thanyounger than the other one.
The weather today is (bad)  better thanmore attractive thanmore expensive thanmore thanolder thansmaller thanthan thewarmer thanworse thanyounger than yesterday's.
This exercise is (easy) easier  better thanmore attractive thanmore expensive thanmore thanolder thansmaller thanthan thewarmer thanworse thanyounger than last one.
This diamond is (expensive)  better thanmore attractive thanmore expensive thanmore thanolder thansmaller thanthan thewarmer thanworse thanyounger than gold.
Kathy is (attractive)  better thanmore attractive thanmore expensive thanmore thanolder thansmaller thanthan thewarmer thanworse thanyounger than Jackie.
The water in the pool is (warm)  better thanmore attractive thanmore expensive thanmore thanolder thansmaller thanthan thewarmer thanworse thanyounger than at the beach.
Louis is (clever)  better thanmore attractive thanmore expensive thanmore thanolder thansmaller thanthan thewarmer thanworse thanyounger than Robin.