Sentence examples for relative everything from inspiring English sources

Naturally, all this clarity is relative – everything AnCo do is still carbonated by gurgles, and marinated in a bath of purple tie-dye; longtime fans have no real grounds to cry "sellout".

Interestingly, all three theories have their non-scientific resonances, "everything is relative", "everything is subjective", and "everything was created" descending from the bottleneck period.

But the approximately $150,000 Continental will only share the underpinnings of its relatives; everything visible will be far richer and more distinctive than in any Audi or VW.

Although these things are all relative, not everything in the India came was running smoothly.

Consider that cars, furniture, clothing, computers and televisions — which are all subject to global competition — have become more affordable, relative to everything else.

Our agreement is a distant relative of everything from the Geneva Conventions to the idea behind the Red Cross: some things should be above politics.

Radically coherent, if nearly out of character relative to everything else, is a large, framed gray-toned photograph of a window that mixes the real and reflected and is installed next to the actual window.

In terms of fellow travellers, you might want to think in terms of a solar system, with Zombie Zombie, Umberto and Fuck Buttons nearby, relative to everything else, but still many light years apart.

New World Towers – more alienated boggling at foreign landscapes – is the kind of gorgeous, careworn ballad that's quietly become Albarn's signature style over the course of his solo work, a relative of everything from Hostiles on last year's Everyday Robots to The Living Sea from his Monkey opera.

But we monitor where it is relative to everything else.

Relative to everything the movement has brought to bear on the presidential campaign, this is low-hanging fruit: easy to do with a huge upside.