Sentence examples for your comparatively from inspiring English sources

Your comparatively early arrival time to camp is also a great excuse to brush up on your Euchre skills, a favorite among campers.

Sorry, but comparatively, your latest marathon look like child's play.

Game journalist Sabriel Mastin was recently speaking on a panel at the gaming conference PAX East when she experienced a sudden bout of imposter syndrome the anxiety that your accomplishments are comparatively unimportant.

Matisse can make you hate your life for its comparatively insipid joys.

But there's something to be said for proving your design in a comparatively easily accessed market and moving up, rather than trying to invent an air taxi business from scratch.

And yet, given how comparatively accessible your rights are – a core document of seven articles, the ten main amendments comprising the Bill of Rights plus seventeen more to tidy up things you should have got right in the first place – it's franky amazing to me as a Brit that so few Americans appear to have read them.

Comparatively, captaining your club to championship glory seems totally plausible.

Thin yarn creates big holes in the finished product because the "needles" you're working with - your fingers - are comparatively large.

For example, if you do not normally consume alcohol, or have one or two drinks once a week, your tolerance will be comparatively low.

If your sibling excels in academics or sports, and you are comparatively not as good as your sibling, then your parents will be constantly comparing the both of you.

Try doing regular 360 Indy on your Heelys before you take it to the next level as Heelys are comparatively easy when compared to skateboard.