Sentence examples similar to Comparatively immense from inspiring English sources
Noretta Koertge (1992) noted that although the literature on explanation is immense, comparatively little attention has been paid, in the construction of the various competing models of explanation, to the question of what they are to be used for or what their larger point or purpose is (other than capturing "our" notion of explanation).
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Comparatively few do so now.
Comparatively few Catholic women went".
Comparatively, Journey has aged better.
SD (for Secure Digital) memory cards are basically tiny flash-memory chips that are about the size of a postage stamp but can store an immense amount of data comparatively.
Meanwhile, once-poor nations receiving comparatively little aid, like India, have experienced immense growth.
His immense adaptation of Schiller's Don Carlos, comparatively unsuccessful in his lifetime, is now regarded my many as the most comprehensive statement of his political concerns, though nothing in Verdi's humanism is such that he is able to extend to the tyrannical figure of Philip IV of Spain the same compassion he extends to his effective victims.
Flatworms are thus constrained to be relatively flat and comparatively small; parasitic worms, which do not locomote, can achieve immense lengths (e.g., tapeworms), but they remain very thin.
The filtering of comparatively tiny organisms and organic detritus is a form of predation that was easily acquired when an animal became immense relative to potential food.
