Sentence examples for is not relative from inspiring English sources

It's just that my wanting is not relative to what my neighbours have.

"Cultural freedom is not relative," said R. K. Ramazani, professor of government at the University of Virginia.

Laughter at once acknowledges and expresses (or performs, since it is "all that remains physical in the flash of thought") the idea that the absurdity of the human condition is not relative - the product, sometimes comic, sometimes tragic, of social and cultural difference - but absolute.

But self-evidence is not relative in this way.

Simon's being larger than Sal is not relative to any further argument or comparison class, given by "ant" or "animal".

A no-reference metric is not relative to a reference image, but rather an absolute value is computed based on some characteristics of the test image.

"I saw that values were not relative between Western society and the Soviets".

While he said Sky's ambitions were not "relative to anybody else", he acknowledged its UK programming budget was "starting to get up to those [ITV's] levels.

There is a degree to which you miss out on things, but it's not relative to people with really demanding jobs.

The lower the value of the item, the more commission we ask, because the costs of cataloguing are not relative to value.

Cervical fluid nitric oxide metabolite concentrations were not relative to simultaneous plasma nitric oxide metabolite levels (n = 41 women, r = 0.14, P =.41).