Sentence examples for comparatively colorful from inspiring English sources
This was true, but the eyes of America and America's cameras were understandably drawn to the forty per cent who were, shall we say, comparatively colorful.
In fact, what the pair are building with their 10-month-old startup, Great Jones, appears to be a Le Creuset for the next generation: a handful of cookware items, including a cast-iron Dutch oven, that come in an array of colorful, if comparatively more muted, tones.
Increased synchronization is reflected as more colorful and clear, whereas discordance is displayed in a comparatively dark and unpleasant manner.
Striking, too, was a colorful setting of "Lauda Jerusalem" by the 17th-century Portuguese composer João Lourenço Rebelo, who confined himself to a comparatively spare 16 voices but engaged in pointillistic word painting and lively rhythmic counterpoint.
Manhattan seems comparatively underserved.
Many are comparatively shallow.
Internalizing his comparatively j.v.
House prices are comparatively cheap.
