Sentence examples for she is comparatively from inspiring English sources

To her neighbors and co-workers, next to whom she is comparatively privileged, she often seems haughty, selfish and capricious.

Laure has no patience or finesse for their brand of office politics, and she is comparatively almost a prude — she has trysts only for her own pleasure or to protect a friend's career.

Quick investigation proved she was comparatively safe so they continued their work.

And Miriam Parker, though she was comparatively still, reacted to the music with the most authenticity.

Hundreds had already been killed, but she was comparatively lucky, released after being beaten and given electric shock treatment.

She was comparatively old when she started - 19 - but even so found it 'scary' to be thrown into this adult world and worries about what happens to girls who start at 12 or 13.

Having arrived at the centre when she was seven, Aldine knows she has been comparatively lucky.

The project is comparatively humble.

But screening is comparatively easy.

Divorce at this level is comparatively rare.

There is comparatively little immigration these days.