Sentence examples for is really relative from inspiring English sources

"Overcrowding is really relative," she said.

So I was raised with a great deal of privilege, so it is really relative what privilege is, but it just has to do with having access and in some cases having exposure that everyone doesn't have.

The reality is that this house was about 12,000 square feet, and size is really relative.

"Not only did the movie cost only a tiny fraction of what summer blockbusters cost and will be marketed for a fraction of that cost, the success of the movie is really relative.

"I don't think it's really relative," he said, adding, "This year is different".

So, these notions are really relative.

Mêgnigbêto (2014b) defined the efficiency of a system as the fraction of its information production capacity that is really produced, relative unused capacity is the complement to 1 of the efficiency, and the transmission power of a system is the fraction of the maximum value of the transmission devoted to information sharing in the system.

But it didn't mean to say that some of the other versions of things weren't interesting – a version of Stairway is really, really interesting relative to the one we all know.

"Proponents of a liberal approach think there is really a non-relative truth to discover about what's right and what's wrong," he insists.

His partner of five years is a distant relative — though, in Chechnya, no relative is really distant.

"We're moving forward under the premise that there will be no centralization, though I'm thinking of asking them one last time if this is really O.K., whether their young relatives are in agreement".