Sentence examples for of comparative comity from inspiring English sources

The Nashville town hall was an interlude of comparative comity, sandwiched between moldy slices of slander.

Michael Gold Professor of comparative employment relations, Royal Holloway University of London.

History's Dept. of Comparative Anatomy.

-- to a question of comparative trust.

I learned about grammar, of comparative and superlative adjectives.

(Remember the theory of comparative advantage from Econ 101?).

The idea of comparative advantage is lost on them.

In its wake, 11 years of comparative darkness ensued.

Dimitroff talks of comparatives and cap considerations.

Set aside for the moment issues of international comity, Swiss-E.U. relations and comparative law.

Those dinners are mentioned in Mann and Ornstein's new book, not as an emblem of a bygone era of comity, but as the original "seeds of dysfunction".