Sentence examples for comparatively lucky from inspiring English sources

The Bard schools were comparatively lucky, since they share a curriculum.

Yet these two are comparatively lucky, because they have each other.

Hundreds had already been killed, but she was comparatively lucky, released after being beaten and given electric shock treatment.

I've found consolation in trying to understand Salinger's attempts to cope with the agonies of the second world war, and in realising that I have it comparatively lucky.

I am comparatively lucky as there are two (TWO!) lesbian bars in the whole of Osaka, and another couple in Kyoto about an hour away.

I was comparatively lucky.

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.

All that is left is a gaping hole, although one doctor assures him that, comparatively speaking, he is lucky.

Even in their dejection they were still among the lucky ones, comparatively speaking.

Nigeria's health system is fragile but the country is lucky to have a comparatively high number of specially trained health workers and a polio surveillance system, which helped prevent an exponential spread.

That's great and all but it seems pretty stupid to jeopardise the kind of comparatively safe environment that we are lucky enough to have here.