Sentence examples for comparatively anonymous from inspiring English sources
And there is a difference when the talking is done by the most recognizable faces of an N.F.L. team as opposed to a comparatively anonymous lineman or a cocky defensive back.
Even though it has been controlled for 10 years, the serological prevalence of CE remain comparatively stable, about 10% (Anonymous, 2005; Jiang, 2002).
It is, of course, comparatively safe to be an anonymous "Sudanese thinker" when you live, as he he does, in the Asia-Pacific region, thousands of miles away from the homeland.
Almost every city is full of men's names, names that are markers of who wielded power, who made history, who held fortunes, who was remembered; women are anonymous people who changed fathers' names for husbands' as they married, who lived in private and were comparatively forgotten, with few exceptions.
"They try to remain anonymous," said Nicholas Benwell at Christie's, which sold a 1956 Maserati two-seat open sports car for a comparatively modest $240,000 at an auction last month.
Many are comparatively shallow.
Manhattan seems comparatively underserved.
Internalizing his comparatively j.v.
