Sentence examples for comparatively sweet from inspiring English sources
On ground level, he took a deep breath of the comparatively sweet manure-scented air and fished his knife from his pocket.
So, though the seafood itself in a combination dinner of fried scallops and shrimp was appropriately moist and sweet, the comparatively smooth coating seemed characterless.
But an appetizer special on the night we went was comparatively daring, and it was delightful: a sweet corn soup brimming with blackberries.
Otherwise, it's a smash and grab of genres, leaping from gospel on "Veins" to indie-pastoral on opener "Sweet Tooth Bird", and some comparatively grizzled pop on love song "Atlas".
Where the red grass grows on well-drained, fertile soils subject to comparatively light rainfall, it tends to be sweeter (and is consequently called sweetveld) than elsewhere, where it is commonly called sourveld.
In cool, dry storage conditions, those vegetable seeds having comparatively short longevity of one to two years are okra, onion, parsley, and sweet corn.
Using sweet potatoes as the base is not only easier -- there is comparatively little hassle involved in peeling them -- but even makes the soup richer and more luxurious.
Just as we domesticated the dog by breeding those with affable faces and comparatively compact dentition, Dr. Wrangham said, so we may have domesticated ourselves in part by choosing mates with sweet, nonthreatening smiles.
Many are comparatively shallow.
Manhattan seems comparatively underserved.
