Sentence examples for comparatively rather from inspiring English sources

Indeed any memoirs might be comparatively rather tame.

As percussion works go, "Legend" is not especially noisy: more often than not, the dominant timbre was woody and comparatively soft-edged rather than resounding.

It's remained comparatively affluent and rather successful, but nobody was quite sure what it was there for any more.

An astronomical interferometer achieves high-resolution observations using the technique of aperture synthesis, mixing signals from a cluster of comparatively small telescopes rather than a single very expensive monolithic telescope.

However, the human cases of WNV neuroinvasive disease have been comparatively rare and rather mild with no deaths.

Comparatively, you came out rather unscathed compared to other characters.

Until now, the United States has chosen a comparatively low-key role, rather than feeding Mr. Mugabe's anti-Western rants.

Many say it was the Philippines that provided the inspiration for Alex Garland's The Beach (he lived and travelled there), and the plot - following a secret map to a hidden island paradise - would be more plausible had it been set here rather than comparatively overrun Thailand.

But this beautifully concentrated, carefully oaked classic from a château that regularly punches above its official classification (it's a comparatively lowly cru bourgeois rather than a classed growth) is a relatively inexpensive opportunity to see what all the '05 fuss was about.

The fact that there is no significant difference between the result of CAM and the depth values of intersection points suggests that the pulses analyzed were punctuating jets with a comparatively small initial width, rather than bursts with a width of 2r.

Comparatively, their replacements were rather subdued, if no less passionate about their work.