Sentence examples for may sound relatively from inspiring English sources

It may sound relatively tidy.

That may sound relatively tame, but apparently the real debauchery was conducted out of view of the camera.

That pop of nearly 47 percent may sound relatively modest compared with some other recent market openings.

It's very strange.' His bafflement may sound relatively benign, but there is little doubt that the White Stripes' commercial clout also causes Jack White more than a little disquiet.

Nick Clegg's opposition within the coalition and the RSPB may be vanquished, and BAA may sound relatively relaxed, but the birth of this airport would kill Heathrow – something that might prove politically unacceptable, despite the opposition to third runways.

While that may sound relatively harmless, the uSwitch research suggests that some 4.5 million of people handed a higher limit have seen their spending spiral as a result of the temptation of easy extra credit.

With that in mind, a £2.49 game selling 200,000 copies may sound like relatively small beans – 0.008% of all money spent on iOS apps last year.

These may sound like relatively minor distortions, but they also reflect a resilient mischaracterization of the netroots as an angry, radical and combustible bunch.

These may sound like relatively harmless obsessions or even admirable qualities, but underneath that perfectly perfect exterior lurks a fearful taskmaster that can, if left unchecked, rob my life of joy.

These measures, too, sound relatively modest.

It may sound like a relatively low count, but Mr. Tomchin prefers it.