1. You should know better than to behave like that.

2. I know better than to lend him any money.

3. Oh,get off!I know better than that!

4. I know better than to do such a thing.

5. She should know better than to poke the animal with her umbrella.

6. But I know better than to interrupt the hero with my babblings; instead I ape the satisfied cadaver.

7. The basic premise is that they think they know better than anyone else.

8. The legislators, of course, know better than to rail against evolution.

9. Parents should know better than their children, but they don't always necessarily do.

10. At your age you should know better than to bring rubbish into the house.

11. Is the devil we know better than the devil we don't know?

12. A law enforcement professional would know better than to keep the thing around.

13. To say otherwise would be bitterness and we know better than to surrender.

14. He should know better than to eat moldy food.

15. I know better than to try to satisfy these people by suggesting that a logic course might help a student pass the prelims.

16. " Don't you know better than to jiggle Auntee like that when she's sick?

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17. You know better than to run around like that. Now go wash your hands, please.

18. Most parents think they know better than you do, and you can generally make more by humoring that superstition than you can by acting on your own better judgment.

19. Sure, she's only six, but she's old enough to know better than to run off without us.

20. There are some very obvious phrases that we all know or certainly should know better than to use.

1. You should know better than to behave like that.

2. Sure, she's only six, but she's old enough to know better than to run off without us.