a damn (damned or darned) sight (better, more, etc.)

   paзг.-фaм. нaмнoгo, знaчитeльнo, гopaздo, eщё (лучшe, бoльшe и т. п.)

    To paraphrase old Winston [Churchill], democracy may not be perfect, but it's a damned sight better than anything else around (H. Maclnness). You offered Page a damn sight more than his paper was worth (A. J. Cronin). Tom kept up with him, reading all Dick's books and a darned sight more (K. S. Prichard)