There is quite a bit of flexibility when it comes to deciding to use more/most
or -er/-est with one and two-syllable adjectives, and one form is generally
more common than the other.
John is more mad than Bob is. (Comprehensive Grammar of the English Language)
He is more wealthy than I thought. (CGEL)
They were equipped with tools of analysis more sharp than any I had used.
(A Modern English Grammar, by Knud Schibsbye)
Immigration restrictions on Japanese are much more severe than those on Jews.
(MEG)
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當將你的事交托耶和華，並倚靠他，他就必成全。(詩篇37:5)
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