Sentence examples for comparatively happy from inspiring English sources

I was a comparatively happy woman until I read your piece about the little girl who stands on the corner of Beekman Place and screams for Yvonne.

A slight respite came with the comparatively happy days of the United Front, when Lamont presumably found himself on speaking terms with some of the promiment liberals around town.

Every time you attempt to lose yourself in the story of Ursula Todd, a child born in affluent and comparatively happy circumstances on 11 February 1910, it simply stops.

The survival of a few hundred children hardly mitigates the horror of the Holocaust, and this comparatively happy tale can be understood only with reference to the horrors of its context.

"America has not made any difference, except in making more real to me the fact that I can be comparatively happy solely by being away from V … I cannot face the prospect of dragging on again the same futile life that I have been leading in London," the letter reads.

By Patricia Collinge The New Yorker, February 18 , 1933P. 54 I was a comparatively happy woman until I read your piece about the little girl who stands on the corner of Beekman Place and screams for Yvonne... View Article By Rivka Galchen By Masha Gessen By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell.

Mr. McGovern, who can no longer be recognized as the same actor who played the comparatively happy-go-lucky Molloy, sits cross-legged on the floor, shirtless and cadaver-white, his head fiercely erect, eyes burning with disgust.

But that was in comparatively happier times: the Taliban were on the run, Mr. Karzai was a darling of the West and many Afghans saw American soldiers as liberators.

Relations with Halliwell were increasing fraught, and Orton, writing in his diary in May 1967, seems to anticipate future trouble: To be young, good-looking, healthy, famous, comparatively rich and happy is surely going against nature … I hope no doom strikes.

Even those who were initially skeptical at party promises of regular distribution are happy with the comparatively plentiful rations," the source said.

For example, when rotating the human heart (a comparatively unfamiliar object), participants were happy with their rotation, even if the heart was slightly tilted off the Y axis.