Sentence examples for is comparatively obscure from inspiring English sources

Makawao's scene, like the town itself, is comparatively obscure and thoroughly local.

That he wrote some of the greatest short stories of the 20th century seems to me an uncontroversial claim, yet his work in this genre is comparatively obscure.

Today, this Venetian painter, lutenist and lover, who invented a new kind of pastoral erotic art, is comparatively obscure, and most of his masterpieces have been attributed to other people.

Most of the selections were comparatively obscure songs by well-known composers.

Prevost's work was comparatively obscure, but photographers like Charles DeForest Fredericks, through his commercial views of New York, and Mathew Brady, through his portraits, significantly affected the city in the antebellum years.

The project is comparatively humble.

But screening is comparatively easy.

Divorce at this level is comparatively rare.

A two-month sentence is comparatively harsh.

E-tailing is comparatively amateurish.

Blippy is comparatively TBD.