Sentence examples for comparatively late from inspiring English sources

Politics came comparatively late into Whitehead's life.

And even these resorts are comparatively late to the party.

Tetley began his own dance training comparatively late.

Finally, to the Atharvaveda belongs the comparatively late Gopatha Brahmana.

William Christie, surprisingly perhaps, came to Bach's Mass in B Minor comparatively late.

Like many women artists, Muriel Spark found her voice comparatively late in a hitherto difficult life.

Siobhan's incarnation as a novelist came comparatively late, though she had long been bubbling with ideas.

Or else we favor heroes who have made good comparatively late in life..

Armitage began to exhibit and gain recognition comparatively late into his career, when he was 36.

Arden's journey to the political and cultural fringes started comparatively late.

Although the Renaissance reached Poland comparatively late, it ushered in the golden age of Polish literature.