Sentence examples for it was a comparatively from inspiring English sources

The westernmost position in its sector, it was a comparatively weakly armed fortification in an exposed position that left it vulnerable to isolation and attack.

"While it is never possible to be entirely free of politics, when I first went to Bayreuth it was a comparatively apolitical period.

The Pentagon described the operation as a "proportional response" to the Syrian assault, but it was a comparatively small military strike.

Job: political editor, BBC Age: 48 Industry: broadcasting 2011 ranking: 29 With no general election until 2015, it was a comparatively quiet 12 months for BBC political editor Nick Robinson.

Even before the fire Arup Associates had drawn up plans for converting the buildings behind the hall, and it was a comparatively simple task to develop these and rearrange the functions.

Besides being ball-clenchingly embarrassing to look back on, it was a comparatively innocent time: the Brideshead Revisited of pornography to today's internet-enhanced Cannibal Holocaust.

But this beautifully concentrated, carefully oaked classic from a château that regularly punches above its official classification (it's a comparatively lowly cru bourgeois rather than a classed growth) is a relatively inexpensive opportunity to see what all the '05 fuss was about.

The right ventricular myocardium is about one-third the thickness of its left counterpart because it is a comparatively low pressure system.

"The problem with HTML 5 is, it's a comparatively new protocol.

If rehearsals are any indication, it is a comparatively sober offering from Mr. Welch.

Public dining as we know it is a comparatively new idea.