Sentence examples for though comparatively from inspiring English sources

Though comparatively antiquated, it has been a reliable workhorse of space flight.

Though comparatively chaste, "The Mountain" is not without a certain dreamy, sexual tension.

Though comparatively calm visually, the new monumental charcoal drawings in this exhibition have the conceptual subtlety of a wooden club.

The world needs a lot more Lesters - it's a dirty job but somebody's got to do it - though comparatively few are prepared to pay the price.

Though comparatively small, the agency, armed with tools like warrantless wiretaps, has led the nation's charge against corruption since it was established in 2003.

I think all parents must be subject to this desire now and again, though comparatively few are willing to remake their lives in the service of it.

As an idea, though, Europe is comparatively new: the word European didn't turn up in the language of diplomacy until the nineteenth century, and to think of Europe as one place had always taken some kind of supervening vision..

As an idea, though, Europe is comparatively new: the word European didn't turn up in the language of diplomacy until the nineteenth century, and to think of Europe as one place had always taken some kind of supervening vision.

Kershaw, though, took a comparatively pedestrian 1-2 record and 4.26 earned-run average into Friday's game, searching for the fifth time to earn his 100th career victory.

More specifically, Mickelson [ 77] reported that A. gossypii was able to oxidize maltose, though more slowly comparatively to glucose and sucrose.

Unemployment, though still comparatively low, at 4.9percentt, has edged up from 4.7percentt a few months ago.