Sentence examples for being relative in a from inspiring English sources

If this is right, then the Skolemite's larger argument could well amount to criticizing ordinary set-theoretic notions for being "relative" in a rhetorical context in which the Skolemite has already presented far stronger criticisms of these notions in the course of defending the initial step in his argument.

But normal is relative in a place where tragedy is as certain as the next morning's sunrise and where people live by the mantra that no matter what comes, life goes on.

Individuals are relatives, in a genetic sense, if they share genes derived from common ancestors.

And so all "fast" bowling is relative, in that the experience of facing a ball delivered uncomfortably quickly is available to any player.

Cheaper being relative, of course, in a world where a simple purse with a designer logo can cost $400.

There are relatives in Poland.

A corresponding measure in the PSM would be "relative time spent in a microstate" (RTS).

"We have a right to think that truth with a capital letter is relative," Albert Camus stated in a letter.

"I believe that the morality of espionage is relative," Montes wrote in a private letter to a friend last year.

All values are relative to expression in a day-7-post-transfection chimpanzee fibroblast.

Martin bought into it and is now proving that age is only relative in a sport where helmets hide the wrinkles.