Sentence examples for Being relative from inspiring English sources
noun
Someone in the same family; someone connected by blood, marriage, or adoption.
- Why do my relatives always talk about sex?
Being relative a recent field into the New Romanian Curriculum, the object Counseling and Guidance Area is been reflected in different manners into educational practice.
All things being relative, the skaters….
"But I see par as being relative.
All things being relative, Foster had a point.
All things being relative, the community is pleased.
All things being relative, the skaters in question are usually between thirty and thirty-eight years old.
Cheaper being relative, of course, in a world where a simple purse with a designer logo can cost $400.
James played in those Games, "played" being relative, as he mostly sat on the bench.
Then again, things being relative, you know some Greeks who might've been thrilled to see 78?
The usual rule applies: Lib Dem MPs, being relative rarities, tend to have high local profiles and get well dug in.
Our findings suggest that, after other factors are controlled, restricted standard of living is significantly (p <.001) negatively associated with psychological well-being relative to the working non-poor, confirming Hypothesis 1, whereas financial deficiency is not.
