Sentence examples for went comparatively from inspiring English sources

In 1393, he came to Baghdad and went comparatively easy on it because the inhabitants did not resist.

One of the great British films of 2014 went comparatively unrewarded: in the crowded ranks of Irish Troubles dramas, Yann Demange's breathless debut '71 (Studiocanal, 15) may be the most visceral evocation yet of the era's street warfare.

Having threatened to kill himself and his family rather than go to prison, Mr. Milosevic went comparatively quietly in the end, his surrender broken only by a few gunshots fired wildly by his anguished daughter, Marija.

The purchase went comparatively quickly.

Once in Parliament, his political career went comparatively smoothly, with promotion to the Lib Dem front bench in 1999 and to Treasury spokesman in 2003.

"I expect, actually, it will be a resolution that we're able to reach unanimity on, given the import of the issue … the negotiations are going on, but I think they're going comparatively well".

But an appetizer special on the night we went was comparatively daring, and it was delightful: a sweet corn soup brimming with blackberries.

Our final walking day began with the usual long climb but, as the terrain flattened, the going became comparatively easy.

The search for the luminiferous ether went on until comparatively recently, and it is still common sense that objects in deep space behave differently from those in our atmosphere.

Still, a one-pound lobster goes for a comparatively reasonable $24.

Instead, the man is going to the comparatively quiet Nets opener in the Meadowlands the same night.