Sentence examples for I think relatively from inspiring English sources

I think relatively recently, I don't know when, they became Republicans.

"No one knows that, but I think, relatively speaking in his career, he hasn't played as much football as his years in the N.F.L. represent.

"I think, relatively speaking, if you build a new commercial airliner you're going to be spending something like a billion pounds to achieve that," he says.

A moment later, he went on: "Indeed, one of the, I think, relatively few bright spots about the trial is that there has been relatively little bickering among counsel or occasion for me to make comments".

I think relatively low rates like they are offering will boost the activity in the area even more.

Scott Walker, who dropped out of the race last month, said, "She came across as surprisingly very confident and I thought relatively pleasant".

My family was a loving family and I thought relatively unprejudiced but I know what my attitudes were coming out of that family and it really took my kids who are now in their twenties and thirties to open my eyes to intellectually what I knew, but in my heart I don't think it had penetrated yet.

This is, I think, a relatively new problem.

To the dogs, this snowy farm was, I think, a relatively scentless place.

"Pakistan I think is relatively easy to fix – it takes an enormous effort to mismanage it to the position it is in today.

"There's one bit of the past that I would like to get off my chest," he writes: Do you remember how at the end of that long swimming and sunning Stonington day... we went up to, I think, the relatively removed upper Gross house and had one of those real fried New England dinners, probably awful.