Sentence examples for comparatively nice from inspiring English sources

This one, on 10th Avenue, was comparatively nice, though a leak made the bathroom ceiling cave in.

Jonathan Pryce's High Sparrow hasn't done either of these things and seems comparatively nice, but that actually makes him more terrifying, not less.

"Those steps are nice and comparatively flat and you could drive right up them," said Norman J. Glover, an architectural engineer and chairman of the American Society of Civil Engineers' committee for mitigating the effects of terrorism.

The stronger, more authoritative leader I am -- and I say this considering myself to be quite a nice director, comparatively speaking -- the more authoritative I am, the more people rally behind you because there is a comfort in someone...right?

The vigil was comparatively calm, and had a nice atmosphere, albeit charged with a sense of anger that a load of violent fascists had taken up residence in the local area.

It clearly indicates that the Pd NPs deposited by a gas phase cluster beam deposition process are comparatively small-sized and cause a nice dispersion, which results in a large specific surface area.

It's a nice station, out in Weequahic Park, comparatively new, overlooking the lake and within walking distance of the airport.

It's a nice station, out in Weequahic Park, comparatively new, overlooking the lake and… Comment on the opening of a new post office across the way from St . Pauls church yard.

There are several other subtle UI elements that are great, and a nice change of pace from the comparatively utilitarian Gmail.

The five- and six-megapixel cameras that are starting to become common make nice prints at even larger sizes but are comparatively expensive.

In our cohort diagnosed after the introduction of NICE guidance, the prevalence of abdominal pain was still comparatively high in this group as was constipation, both symptoms that do not align with NICE criteria qualifying for urgent referral.