Sentence examples for it sounds relatively from inspiring English sources

"It sounds relatively simple," says Beale, whose company, Wieden+Kennedy, oversaw the creation of the project.

The problem is it sounds relatively upbeat, as if suited to some folkloristic heel-and-toeing of an Austro-Swiss lederhosen variety.

It sounds relatively simple, but the Naritiv system is far from it.

Diaz says that because the site is turning a profit (though it sounds relatively modest) his group will keep it operational until it can find a buyer.

It sounds relatively straightforward, but once those submissions start piling up, trying to track and sort them can turn into a headache.

Stated that way, it sounds relatively simple, but researchers haven't figured out all the details of taste yet: sweet, bitter, and umami have fairly clear relationships to specific cell proteins, but exactly how our tongues detect saltiness and sourness is still a bit of a mystery.

Though that sounds relatively simple, it is actually tedious and difficult.

If participating in Circles sounds relatively complex, that's because it is, which is why Miller tries to ensure participants are committed to mastering the concepts behind financial stability before they start the program.

"A 1 percent fee sounds relatively innocuous, but if you compounded it over 10 or 25 years, that is a great deal of money," Mr. Webb said.

"Everybody Wants to Go to Heaven," which gets its reggae beat from the Wailers themselves, sounds relatively cheerful, even with underlying thoughts of death.

It may sound relatively simple and unimportant, but it in fact allows one to make better decisions by keeping others in mind as well as themselves.