Sentence examples for a comparatively comfortable from inspiring English sources

Greste spoke as the trio were moved to a prison known as the Farm, a comparatively comfortable prison where many of those connected to the Hosni Mubarak regime served time, including Mubarak's two sons.

But in contrast to long space travel, at Concordia Station we live in a comparatively comfortable and spacious environment and can walk outside and breathe without space suits and airlocks or extravehicular activities protocol.

They have earned our admiration and reverence, as McKim knew they would, and we have made much of their few stories, in part for suspect reasons: because they assuage our conscience, distract us from tragedy with thrilling adventures, give us a comparatively comfortable place to rest in a profoundly uncomfortable past.

This was a comparatively easy task at the BBC World Service.

Another survivor now living in Brooklyn, Malka Moskovitz, told the judge that being a survivor in comparatively comfortable America hardly erased the anguish.

The field station "Estación Científica San Francisco" was comparatively comfortable with a supply of gas, water, and electricity and within an hour's bus trip to the capital of the province.

Her guardian, a slatternly aunt, moves out of her shack and takes over the family's comparatively comfortable apartment, shoving Lilya into a vile, unsanitary flat, vacant due to the death of its elderly occupant.

Through collaborating with Project Hope Alliance, she has found that children who have dealt with homelessness are much more mature than their counterparts who are accustomed to a comparatively more comfortable environment.

If you are the progeny of baby- boomers and you still can't afford to purchase a flat even as your parents head off into comparatively comfortable retirement, Love, Love, Love – Mike Bartlett's lethally funny new play – will provide you with head-rush of pure comic catharsis.

But even in those comparatively comfortable environments, Armand says, most people bring some form of creature comfort.

But where D'Antoni was often criticized for his lack of rotational foresight – leaving ice cold shooters in too long, and generally being reluctant to roll with a unit lacking one of the team's two superstars – Woodson has seemed comparatively comfortable letting the second unit get extended playing time.