Sentence examples for her comparatively from inspiring English sources

Her comparatively romantic approach and tendency to milk phrases contrasted with the lean, tauter orchestral playing.

Her comparatively restrained performance gives the impression that she enjoys sharing with the customers the fine time she is having.

Despite her comparatively young age, she had established herself as a leading scholar of 19th-century literature.

Her comparatively recent relaunch as a stage actress (Miss Julie, Snoo Wilson's HRH) has been well received by the critics.

The excellent violist Hanna Weinmeister, whether because of the hall's acoustics or her comparatively introverted style, often vanished into the instrumental textures.

Miss Moore appeared in about 100 films beginning in 1917 and ending with one of her comparatively few talking pictures, "The Scarlet Letter," in 1937.

Like many women artists, Muriel Spark found her voice comparatively late in a hitherto difficult life.

Why are so many Americans, from students to politicians, talking about Rand's novel – and why are her books comparatively unknown in Europe?

So it was odd to hear her give comparatively pale performances of the same songs (along with Britten, Poulenc and Rorem works) at Zankel Hall on Wednesday evening.

Patterson earned more than twice as much as the second-placed author on Forbes's list, Danielle Steel, whose romance novels brought her a comparatively paltry $35m over the period.

In her own comparatively short life, she'd thrown away giggly schoolgirl stuff, sexy propositions scribbled on the backs of menus, once naïvely found flattering, a polite letter of rejection in response to an application for a job beyond her qualifications — a salutary lesson on what her set called the real world.