Sentence examples for war relatively from inspiring English sources

Before the war, relatively few people went to college.

Before the Civil War, relatively few exceptional images of the Western landscape had been made.

Treasures were everywhere, because Kentucky architecture had survived the Civil War relatively unscathed.

Two and a half years earlier, Nic had come home from the war relatively healthy.

Neither a Nazi nor an opponent of Hitler, he came through the war relatively unscathed, settling in Wittenberg.

A war? "Relatively few adults of any age group (28 per cent overall) perceive strong conflicts between young people and older people," the report said.

Lviv is an architectural treasure, close to the Polish border, and many of its Habsburg, art nouveau and baroque buildings survived 20th-century wars relatively unscathed.

24-27 June Highlight Pat Metheny Quartet Lviv is an architectural treasure, close to the Polish border, and many of its Habsburg, art nouveau and baroque buildings survived 20th-century wars relatively unscathed.

The second world war is relatively unusual.

Every death is a tragedy, but the number killed in this war is relatively small.

For a long time, the contours of America's culture war seemed relatively straightforward.