Sentence examples for would seem comparatively from inspiring English sources
If Kubrick could make the movie he imagined, the grainy images from the lunar surface shown on dinky TV screens would seem comparatively unreal.
Bill and Sookie's relationship woes seem comparatively dull, despite a risque shower scene.
So had many Europeans who embraced the New York auctions a year ago when the weak dollar made their purchases seem comparatively cheap.
In fact, they can seem comparatively downright modest.
In contrast, patients seem comparatively clear about how to proceed.
The cuneiform sources are comparatively silent, but it would seem that the Babylonians fell heir to all of the Assyrian holdings within the Fertile Crescent, while their allies took over all of the highland areas.
Powell, whose career was at that point at a low ebb, was drafted in comparatively late in the day, it would seem, by the designer, and one of his regular collaborators, Hein Heckroth.
That might seem a terrifying notion to nuclear safety advocates, but given the unchecked growth of global carbon pollution and the increasingly dire threat of climate change, the comparatively smaller carbon footprint of nuclear power would seem, at the very least, a necessary evil.
It's such a comparatively small sum that, if his intentions were not so obvious, it would seem curious that Mr. McCall traveled all the way to Israel to "inspect" the investment, when he could have called a disinterested financial analyst.
The results would seem to indicate that some of the manganese dioxides prepared in this work have a comparatively better discharge performance than the I.C.
