Sentence examples for is comparatively plain from inspiring English sources

The Burney relief is comparatively plain, and so survived.

To start with, it's comparatively plain sailing: we have a versified account of Marlowe's early life and writing, his friendships in the secret service and elsewhere, a credible suggestion of the spy-infested state and the jealousy-infested writing community, all of which end in the pub in Deptford – if we believe the usual version of events.

The project is comparatively humble.

But screening is comparatively easy.

Divorce at this level is comparatively rare.

There is comparatively little immigration these days.

Ruscha's eminence is comparatively ghostly.

Independent figure sculpture is comparatively rare.

A two-month sentence is comparatively harsh.

Now, all this chaos is comparatively innocent.

E-tailing is comparatively amateurish.