Sentence examples for my comparatively from inspiring English sources

As for my comparatively low risk tolerance, I told him that came from recent losses.

My (comparatively unplugged) 9-year-old was recently reading a Louis Sachar book in which a teacher announces that she will use the classroom computer to explain how gravity works.

That's enough for me to carry on despite the fact that I often find myself being screamed at by the women I'm trying to help; despite my comparatively low salary; despite increasing budget cuts.

After years of crowded postdoc and grad student offices with a single phone line, I relish my comparatively spacious office and having my own phone.

In my comparatively safe and prosperous life, lamenting hardships feels selfish and insensitive.

Feeling slightly out of place in my comparatively conservative attire, I proceeded to wander the festival grounds taking in the second day of the fest.

In contrast, age estimates for the "native" Matano sharpfin haplotypes (node 19: 0.9 My), its sister – the roundfins (node 18: 1.0 My) –, and the clade of T. celebensis from the lower lakes of the system (node 26: 0.7 My) are comparatively older, and appear largely congruent to the general age estimates for the Malili Lakes (see above).

Like most parents of my generation, I watched plenty of television as a child, although my choices were comparatively narrow: there were just three networks, plus PBS.

From my lofty pedestal of AirBnb sofa mattresses and activity-free itineraries, I spend most of my holidays feeling comparatively local.

My eye is comparatively untrained to those of Gary Imlach and Chris Boardman, but I wouldn't be so sure.

When I tried to figure out why my salary was comparatively lower, it occurred to me: couldn't I have simply asked for more?