Sentence examples for how relatively from inspiring English sources

I thought how relatively easy it was, being the master of my own fort.

What is astonishing, looking back, is how relatively recent stage nudity is.

The project of Glenn's book is to show how relatively commonplace Gesualdo's experiences were.

The late philosopher Robert Solomon noted how relatively infrequently Americans talk about gratitude.

In the UK, she might be surprised to discover how relatively few now know her name.

When disposing of some fibreglass waste, Thompson noticed how relatively delicate the fibre is.

I also appreciate how relatively smooth and trivia-free the rest of the grid is.

One thing that particularly surprised me was how relatively few people died of their wounds.

Inside the company, executives seemed relieved at how relatively smoothly the process went.

"What's remarkable is how relatively isolated Japan is," said Mr. O'Marah, an author of the report.

My degree of interest is proportional, however, to how (relatively) competitive his opponent might be on paper.