Sentence examples for everything is relatively from inspiring English sources

Independence means that "everything is relatively simple and pure.

Everything is relatively new, and comparatively unusable — to me at least.

Yet here, inside the gym where West Point's dominant college boxing team now trains, everything is relatively new.

If you live in a place where everything is relatively close by, walking or biking is a fantastic way to save some serious cash.

Only two other tourists stood beside me, there were precious few below me, and I was not feeling nervous about the money I was spending, because everything was relatively cheap: the restaurants, the hotels, the taxis, the trinkets.

Football has just had one of those crazy weeks, the sort of few days where the improbable piles up on the unlikely to leave one rubbing not just the eyes but the whole face in disbelief, in the manner popularised by Roy Hodgson back when everything was relatively normal.

Key to this approach, according to Hales, is that we abandon a conception of global relativism on which the lose thesis "everything is relative" is embraced a thesis Hales concedes to be inconsistent for the thesis "everything that is true is relatively true", which he maintains is not (cf. Shogenji 1997 for a criticism of Hales on this point).

"Once you solve the intercarrier compensation issues, everything else is relatively easy," said Mr. Levin, who was a senior official at the commission before he became a regulatory analyst at Legg Mason.

Everything else is relatively interchangeable, a commodity.

This desire to rank anything and everything college related is relatively new.

In the past, she has always been tied into contracts, but this year, "because everything in TV land is relatively quiet", it was doable.