Sentence examples for really relative from inspiring English sources

"Overcrowding is really relative," she said.

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

My nought to 60 is mad fast, and other cars can't touch me – if one comes too close, front or rear, I will make big noises, huge, really, relative to my size – because they shouldn't have underestimated me.

So, these notions are really relative.

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

Perhaps turn to your friend, roommate, or lover and ask them, "what does it mean to be alive and are we all salves and isn't the word "barbaric" really relative depending on our cultural matrix?" Listen and grow as a person as your mind is enriched by their thoughtful response then shake their hand and say, while making unblinking eye contact, "I value you".

He tried to remember a really spectacular relative or ancester, and finally hit upon an uncle who used to see spirits at the dinner table.

That's obviously not good by really any relative measure, so it wasn't entirely clear that Microsoft would do much with the line in the future.

I envisioned horrible squalor – and there are places that are terrible – but what was surprising is there were also places there that were really nice, relative to Beijing standards".

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.

A large database and a set of rules for feature selection could then feed a statistical model that describes how unusual the set of similarities between two samples really is, relative to similarities between two randomly selected samples from the population.