Mr Hanks seems to be ...... (trustworthy) Ms Blooms, doesn't he?

Your new job seems to be ...... (demanding) your previous one.

The problems appears to be ...... (difficult / now) at the start of the session.

Some young girls are ...... (extravagant) others.

Ms Anderson is ...... (suspicious / of strangers) Ms Gills.

The Russian sportsmen are ...... (hairy) their German counterparts.

Lilly's sweet voice is ...... (enchanting) anybody else's.

My darling Lilly's eyes are ...... (inviting) the eyes of any other woman I've ever met.

Those sandwiches are ...... (tasty) the soup you served last time.

Some of our crops are ...... (seasonable) others.

Surprisingly, the cakes taste ...... (salty) the biscuits.

The filling is ...... (hot) I expected.

Some of the soldiers are ...... (brave) others.

Those men are ...... (enthusiastic / about the end of the war) most of their comrades.

Our current future plans look even ...... (grim) ever before.