Sentence examples for comparatively relaxed from inspiring English sources
During Pope John Paul's visit, for instance, security was comparatively relaxed with thousands of people camping out for days to catch a glimpse of the first pontiff to step foot on British soil.
I knew it was going to happen because that's how I felt on the two previous occasions I've come back here as the champion," said Higgins, convinced he will be comparatively relaxed against Mark King or Steve Davis in the last 16.
The Michael Phelps pot fiasco may blow over in the U.S., where attitudes about marijuana are comparatively relaxed, and where we now have a president who admits to having used cocaine.
Despite its large Muslim majority, it was renowned for a spirit of moderation and tolerance, with most people practicing the comparatively relaxed, cheerful Sufi brand of Islam.
The atmosphere in the camp is said to be excellent, with the Lionesses relishing Sampson's comparatively relaxed management style after Powell's more authoritarian and, sometimes, downright confrontational approach.
While travel restrictions between the rivals India and Pakistan are notoriously inflexible, Nepal has enjoyed comparatively relaxed visa regulations, enabling intellectuals and activists from across the region to gather in Kathmandu.
They are well educated, and their brand of Islamism, like Tunisian society as a whole, is relaxed and comparatively progressive.
It can be seen from the Fig. 14 that the InGaN epi-layers are not completely relaxed, while the interlayers show comparatively more strain.
He released hundreds of political prisoners, relaxed censorship, initiated cease-fires with several ethnic rebel groups, persuaded the opposition to participate in elections, built a circle of comparatively candid and savvy advisers, and reached out to the West.
There he began recording frequently with large and small bands, often with his rhythmically relaxed solos poised amid aggressive hard-bop groups; national prominence grew with his late-1950s membershins in the "hot" Horace Silver Quintet and the comparatively "cool" Gerry Mulligan Quartet.
