Sentence examples for comparatively sober from inspiring English sources
If rehearsals are any indication, it is a comparatively sober offering from Mr. Welch.
The designer's vision was comparatively sober, as if da Vinci and Baron Haussmann together had envisioned Paris as a sort of whitewashed ideal city, but in Biedermeier proportions.
His "Steal This Book," a guide to street scams, is a pungently humorous how-to, while his 1980 memoir, "Soon to Be a Major Motion Picture," is a comparatively sober account of his life and passionate beliefs.
Like much of their writing, Mr. Ferrara's movies — even a comparatively sober and quiet one, like "4:44" — are acts of defiance and affronts to conventional wisdom while at the same time thoroughly and disarmingly sincere, even to the point of sentimentality.
Northern French is comparatively sober, with typically about a one-octave range in intonation, but Italian seems to be sung, with sinuous pitch movement over two octaves, and Castilian jumps jerkily and up and down over about an octave and a third.
By producing such a solid and sober edition, they have ensured that the ending of copyright has passed off with comparatively little fuss.
Many are comparatively shallow.
