Sentence examples for going on relative from inspiring English sources

It wasn't that I no longer had any dark thoughts passing through my head; it was that I had so little thinking of any kind going on relative to what I was used to that it was a bit of a shock, like hearing the sound of the quiet in the countryside on your first evening away from the city.

Ragogna: Hey, seriously, what do you think of what's going on in the world relative to the message of your song?

"How long are we going to remain silent about what is going on?" Mr. Hemeida's relatives said they had all been shaken by the attacks of Sept. 11, his birthday.

Some of this has to do with the sheer complexity of these instruments, which set up lots of informational and valuation asymmetries (often, as Smith suggests, designed in); but that's been going on forever too (complexity being relative: see subprime mortgages), which explains the traditional fixation on transparency.

As I wrote in an article on Friday, these days, estrangement is complicated by the fact that people can watch relatives' lives going on without them on Facebook, Twitter or other social media.

Canadian cousins in Winnipeg are sending Snapchats of themselves to American relatives asking wtf is going on down there.

He went on, "Some female relatives from Louisiana helped raise us, and one had the same kind of delusions that Virginia does, the same optimistic schizophrenia.

Thompson went on, "I have a relative who works at the D.E.A.

If there are some noticeable gaps in the European venture scene, the first is there is still a small number of European entrepreneurs who have built products and scaled and exited and then went on to become investors, relative to the size of the market.

She went on to explain that one of our relatives, Julia*, was in the hospital.

Mr. Dory goes on to tell him of all his money trials with his relatives, etc.