Sentence examples for i was comparatively from inspiring English sources

I was comparatively lucky.

Affected as I was, I was comparatively just a tourist in the worst plague of my lifetime.

Now I was comparatively young -- I was probably 29 or 30 -- but I was sort of late in the cycle.

" 'I am comparatively well groomed enough to be self-conscious with the hobos.' That's so typical.

I am comparatively lucky as there are two (TWO!) lesbian bars in the whole of Osaka, and another couple in Kyoto about an hour away.

Dr Davies told me that my second appointment will only need thirty minutes as I'm comparatively close to a hormone prescription – which, above all else at this point, is what I want from the clinic.

The PH in the cluster I is comparatively lower (mean = 7.42) than that of water class of cluster II (mean = 8.38) and cluster III (mean = 8.08).

Losses from uninoculated controls (treatments F-I) were comparatively minor.

I asked why he had refused medicine, saying it had transformed my life, and he replied: "I've got something that I think is comparatively mild and I've worked it into my life.

The number k of nearest neighbours considered with the proposed approach (i.e. 15) was comparatively higher than the one considered with classical kNN (i.e. 5); however, the impact on model statistics was not so obvious on the resulting Q2, while the number of retained samples increased from 87 (classical kNN) to 91 (proposed approach).

I was a comparatively happy woman until I read your piece about the little girl who stands on the corner of Beekman Place and screams for Yvonne.