Sentence examples for comparatively tranquil from inspiring English sources

The man now in charge of Brookhaven hails from the comparatively tranquil world of private industry.

Steer wrestling is comparatively tranquil: a cowboy grabs a steer by the horns and wrestles it to the ground.

The listing agent for this house said Gravelly Lake has no public boat access, which makes it comparatively tranquil; other in-town lakes are stocked with fish and have public boat launches.

He told me that even in those comparatively tranquil days you were never going to be able to solve the problem of social neglect and Islamist subversion by reducing it "to a matter of a few thousand schoolgirls with a little piece of cotton on their heads".

This comparatively tranquil millennium of Jewish existence has often been obscured by the word-and-thought-defying murder of more than 3 million Polish Jews during the Holocaust (and after the war as well).

However, C. gattii concentrations were lower on very windy days than on relatively tranquil days.

Tells about chief of state Omar Torrijo Herrera's comparatively dictatorship, with which our State Dept. is eager to maintain tranquil relations while Canal negotiations are under waye So far it has beesa agreed conceptually, not on paper, that Panama will ultimately get jurisdiction over the Zone, provided that no more than a third of the members of the U.S. Senate dissent.

Too tranquil.

The neighborhood is tranquil.

Was the night tranquil?

Comparatively well.