Sentence examples for live comparatively from inspiring English sources

Armando and his sister live comparatively modest homes.

The UK ambassador said: "Pyongyang is a show city and people live comparatively well here, but outside the capital it is tough".

After their destructive youth, blister beetles live comparatively inauspicious adult lives.

The Commodore himself lived comparatively modestly in his brownstone off Washington Square.

Although they had 35 servants and had to bum up five tons of coal a day in order to keep warm, they lived comparatively simply amid a great deal of marbled & tapestried magnificence.

Interestingly, the women in these historic skeletal collections "lived comparatively long lives while undergoing this skeletal transformation," Gibson says.

They live in comparatively large villages overseen by local chiefs.

There are parts of government-controlled Damascus where, even five years into the devastating conflict, it is possible for the wealthy to live a comparatively normal life, and the Assads are no different.

Le Corbusier's were wrecked by the adoption of high rises for human habitation - something he never envisaged, believing that most people should live in comparatively low-rise apartment buildings.

This is the beauty, to live free comparatively to where I was just before my arrival to this country.

Lebedev, by contrast, doesn't own a yacht and lives comparatively modestly.