comparative comfort

Examples (20)

• After weeks of camping, the small hotel room felt like comparative comfort.
• After weeks of trekking through the jungle, the small village offered a degree of comparative comfort.
• The new train offers comparative comfort over the old, bumpy bus route.
• They lived in comparative comfort after winning the lottery, a stark contrast to their previous struggles.
• They lived in comparative comfort, having saved enough for a modest retirement.
• Despite the economic downturn, the family managed to maintain a lifestyle of comparative comfort.
• For the refugees, the temporary shelter provided a sense of comparative comfort and security.
• For a soldier during the war, a few days away from the front line was a period of comparative comfort and safety.
• Upgrading to business class allowed us to travel in comparative comfort.
• Having escaped the city's chaos, she now enjoys the comparative comfort of rural life.
• If we insulate the attic, we'll live in comparative comfort this winter.
• A modern apartment provides a level of comparative comfort unimaginable to our ancestors.
• His new apartment, though small, was a step up in comparative comfort from his last one.
• Adjusting to the comparative comfort of a stable job took him some time after years of freelance work.
• Early cars were noisy; modern vehicles allow us to travel in comparative comfort.
• The study found that the subjects reported a state of comparative comfort when provided with better ergonomic equipment.
• While not luxurious, the inn offered comparative comfort after a long day's hike.
• I'm living in comparative comfort now, but I'll never forget the difficult times.
• He spent his final years in the comparative comfort of a well-run nursing home.
• He found that the new memory foam mattress offered comparative comfort over his old spring one.