Sentence examples for comparatively honest from inspiring English sources
(The Pirate King faintly defends his chosen career: "I don't think much of our profession, but contrasted with respectability, it is comparatively honest").
Contrary to its general reputation, the city is comparatively honest and safe, he said, citing its relative freedom from large-scale corruption, and the ability of mayors to find a "balance between freedom and order".
Characters Daredevil and Jessica Jones felt comparatively honest because their internal conflicts were real and severely broken in a, I'm-not-trusting-these-fools-with-my-life sort of way.
Britain's universities are comparatively good.
Credit Suisse had been looking comparatively good.
It may be that the hard right in the PAN those who would never vote for the leftist PRD in a million years is sticking with Ms Vázquez, whereas those who support the PAN more for its reputation for (comparatively) clean and honest administration are peeling off to join Mr López Obrador.
In this interpretation, the comparatively direct and honest language of the first movement is set against the more politically minded tone of the last two movements.
Reputed to be scrupulously honest, introverted, and a man of comparatively few intimate friends, he was known to shun all frivolous amusements.
Although comparatively few in number, there do exist positive examples of potable reuse practices and all of them can demonstrate true and honest citizen involvement in the respective water reuse projects [57].
Manhattan seems comparatively underserved.
