Sentence examples for be a relatively cool from inspiring English sources

2013 happened to be a relatively cool year in the Arctic – the coolest since 2004.

By later standards, this turned out to be a relatively cool, uncomplicated affair.

Away from the storms, Friday will be a relatively cool and fresh day for most of the country, with some sunshine.

"I think chess may be a relatively cool thing for kids to do now, on par with soccer or other sports," he says.

This actually turns out to be a relatively cool feature as its 2.2-inch screen is a rather excellent display.

On my side of the counter, at lunchtime, it's a relatively cool 31 degrees.

Compared with other tempranillo-growing regions like Ribera del Duero or Toro, Rioja is a relatively cool area.

"Unless there is a relatively cool December, 2014 will be the warmest, as well as one of the wettest".

Across the street to the east, the century-old, castle-like City and County Building is a relatively cool red.

To complete the disappointing picture, it has also been a relatively cool summer with an average temperature of 14C, some 0.4C below the long-term average.

Iceland is a relatively cool country, even though temperature differences are not extreme between summer and winter, the temperature average is not high.