Sentence examples for Comparatively silent from inspiring English sources

The people who have protested past escalations of the war have remained comparatively silent during this most recent escalation..

(Dare to Be Feminist!), said that Le Pen has remained comparatively silent when reports of domestic violence perpetrated by white men have similarly captivated the public eye.

The cuneiform sources are comparatively silent, but it would seem that the Babylonians fell heir to all of the Assyrian holdings within the Fertile Crescent, while their allies took over all of the highland areas.

And that audience fell comparatively silent in the 11th and 41st minutes when the home team was awarded penalty kicks that Messi, first to the goalkeeper's right, then to his left, stroked in with studied preciseness.

In the weeks since, each side has assembled a team of attorneys to assert its view of the truth; while McNamee has remained comparatively silent, Clemens released a video on the Web, recorded an interview with "60 Minutes" that was aired Sunday night, filed a defamation lawsuit within hours of the broadcast, then held a news conference.

The numbers alone are enough to make me cry--to wonder why--we as African Americans will march en masse over one slain by someone who is not black, and yet sit comparatively silent over the hundreds of thousands of us obliterated from this mortal world by someone black like us, like me.

But on matters like these, they have been comparatively, if predictably, silent.

Yet we still know comparatively little.

The lack of wild type sequences and the comparatively high number of cattle with the P113 silent mutation (found in only three of 118 Holstein-Friesians examined in the UK [ 35]) was unusual but may be due to the breed studied; its occurrence was higher in a study of predominantly beef breeds in the United States [ 36].

It still has a comparatively minor role.

Still, the characters are comparatively undercooked.