Sentence examples for comparatively descriptive from inspiring English sources
Surely it is a precursor to present-day claims about the dependence e.g., the supervenience of comparatively evaluative aesthetic qualities on comparatively descriptive aesthetic qualities.
Strangely, given Ms. Biret's passion for larger-than-life pianism, she was at her best in the comparatively constricted yet descriptive world of Ravel.
Other comparatively graceful moments took root in the descriptive passages of Liszt's "Vallée d'Obermann" and the more meditative strands of his "Sonetto 47 del Petrarca".
While some chemical names - typically TRIVIAL names - are relatively short and possess comparatively unambiguous boundaries, chemical formulas and systematic names are descriptive terminologies whose productivity mirrors the infinite array of possible chemicals.
Many are comparatively shallow.
Manhattan seems comparatively underserved.
Internalizing his comparatively j.v.
They have comparatively crude weaponry.
House prices are comparatively cheap.
Japanese losses were comparatively small.
