Sentence examples for comparatively empty from inspiring English sources

Symbolically, perhaps, the plaza behind 985 Fifth Avenue, where former Gov. Eliot Spitzer lives, was comparatively empty and quiet.

But the Gate D tradition at Giants Stadium apparently is unique to Jets games; the Gate D ramps are comparatively empty at Giants games.

The pretty avenue that leads to the Villa dei Mysteri outside the walls was, however, comparatively empty, and you could easily picture it with togaed citizens and solid-wheeled ox-carts going up and down.

Even finer details almost surely exist, and there is evidence from spectra that much of the matter may be gathered into dense condensations, or knots, the rest of the space being comparatively empty.

Accordingly, brand rooms for more familiar or better-loved brands are well furnished while the rooms for less well known brands are comparatively empty.

Native Americans were present in lower Florida 10,000 years ago, when ocean levels were low and Biscayne Bay was comparatively empty of water.

Although far from empty, the conference was comparatively easy to get around rather than the usual heaving morass.

Secondly, when selecting waiting locations that tend to be far away, ambulances spend a comparatively high fraction of their driving around empty, while they cannot be dispatched to any incoming requests.

The vinegary Carolina sauce that dresses pulled pork is comparatively timid, however, and Green Apple's five tiny tables are empty of hot-sauce bottles.

Gastric emptying, only recognized as being of glucoregulatory significance comparatively recently [50], is slowed by several meal-related peptides, including GLP-1, secretin, amylin and cholecystokinin [15].

That arrangement means that atomic nuclei, though comparatively dense, are something like little planetary systems: particles whirling through mostly empty space.