Sentence examples for appears comparatively from inspiring English sources

The girl appears comparatively mousy.

If this felt at the time like a thoroughly indecent interval, it now appears comparatively restrained.

As the market continues to downgrade the chances of interest rate rises in the US – or anywhere else for that matter – gold has enjoyed a return to favour as its lack of income appears comparatively less of an issue.

The Italian involvement in this process appears comparatively modest.

When comparing the fatality rate with the building destruction rate per inhabitant (Fig. 5), the fatalities of the Gorkha earthquake appear significantly smaller than for the 1934 earthquake, while the building destruction rate appears comparatively large for the 2015 Gorkha earthquake.

The increase in Mg2+ in gtl-2 mutants relative to wild type (∼1.4-fold) appears comparatively modest; however, we expect that the majority of the excess Mg2+ will be present within the pseudocoelomic fluid, which constitutes a relatively small compartment.

Against this backdrop, the Google executives probably expected to appear comparatively responsible and ethical.

So far, Tokyo has been less affected by job cuts than other major financial centers, mainly because the Japanese banks have appeared comparatively healthy.

The shopping chain's strategy in cyberspace where its presence has been limited for years may appear comparatively sluggish, but some industry observes think it held off for a reason.

Perry, who once appeared nude in the music video to her hit song "California Gurls," has appeared comparatively more conservative as of late as her peers such as Miley Cyrus and Lady Gaga go full-frontal.

(Barham's 1841 investigations found no evidence to the claim that bal maidens grew up to be poor housewives, concluding that "they are for the most part tender mothers and industrious wives [and] the laborious occupations to which they have been inured make household duties appear comparatively light").