Sentence examples for I remember relatively from inspiring English sources

I remember relatively opulent dinners at their flat, with lots of vodka, sovietskoje shampanskoje and endless discussions about bureaucracy, corruption, anti-Semitism, alcoholism, crime and the daily tribulations of Soviet life subjects that Visotzky addressed in his songs.

She thinks it is harder for us to remember relatively recent history than things that happened far longer ago.

Though some of the titles involved seem almost interchangeable with Italy's - Act of Murder, Strangler's Web, Destination Death - the work that came out of Merton Park was far less exotic: no zombie cannibals, no beautiful girls constantly in the shower; even the sideburns, if I remember, were relatively restrained.

Initiation of family planning might be remembered relatively accurately if family planning was initiated immediately postpartum.

With a disarming lack of writerly mystique, she describes her writing process for her previous novels as "almost like painting by numbers - once I'd got the outline in place, it was then just a question of filling them in, which I remember as being relatively straightforward".

I remembered a relatively healthy recipe for roast bananas that would let me fulfill my Fruits requirement for the day.

I remember that moment as a relatively happy one: Isabel was alive.

When things aren't going the way I envisioned, I remember I'm still doing relatively well.

Gross-Loh: When I first interviewed you about growth mindset a few years ago, I remember that it was a relatively unknown idea.

In retrospect, getting my first job in Web design was relatively easy, although I remember feeling tortured by the process at the time.

I remember the first time I interviewed a relatively unknown economist named Nouriel Roubini.