Sentence examples for a comparatively unusual from inspiring English sources

Although she painted the standard subjects of landscapes, bamboo and blossoms (being particularly fond of orchids), Xue was noted for her work in figure painting, which was a comparatively unusual artistic topic for courtesans to address.

We did this at a time when it was comparatively unusual for businesses in our sector to report their carbon/Greenhouse Gas (GHG) impacts, and long before there was much discussion about it becoming mandatory.

In fact, he said, Mr. White was unusual in that he had a comparatively short criminal history compared to most people in the state's prisons.

The store has sold more than 1,000 copies of the book, "a very unusual number, especially in a comparatively short time," Ms. Petrocelli said.

Indeed, it is unusual for a first-time offender in a comparatively small tax case to receive a prison sentence at all as part of a plea bargain, legal experts said.

The report correctly observes that he is not the only pitcher to excel at a comparatively old age, but it fails to note that he has taken an unusual path to that late-career success.

The only unusual thing is that the inadequate perpetrator was caught and given a comparatively strong sentence last month.

It still has a comparatively minor role.

The price was a comparatively low $399,000.

That was a comparatively benign forecast.

(SunTrust shares fell a comparatively low 2.3percentt).