Sentence examples for is comparatively brief from inspiring English sources

The other singers too are vintage Britten performers, notably of course Peter Pears, whose part as Sir Philip, Owen's father, is comparatively brief but full of character.

Although the group's history is comparatively brief (dinocephalian fossils are known from rocks spanning a narrow time interval between about 269 million to 263 million years ago), it is represented by a diversity of species known from China, Russia, South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Brazil (Rubidge 2005).

That's even more impressive because his literary career is comparatively brief; he didn't produce his first book until 1974.

In truth, though, Rank's real flowering was comparatively brief.

But the outbursts of cheering and applause it provoked were comparatively brief.

Though his period of absolute supremacy was comparatively brief, the Fischer of 1970-72 will always remain a legendary figure who will inspire future grandmasters.

Golf rounds are slow and baseball games borderline endless, but the actual moments of play are comparatively brief and highly focussed; like faster, reflex-reliant sports — basketball, soccer, ice hockey — they do not conduce to abstract thinking.

Mrs Mensch, whose staunch defence of press freedom and contribution during the phone hacking hearings won praise from other MPs, was comparatively brief and understated in her response.

Among the studies of peer-delivered services included in our review, some were comparatively brief, structured self-management focused programmes [ 27, 37, 39, 45, 46, 50] and others were longer-term and less structured [ 38, 41, 44, 48].

The secondary spermatocytes divide further in meiosis II which is comparatively very brief, a matter of hours, and is similar to a mitotic division.

The project is comparatively humble.