Sentence examples for relative kind from inspiring English sources

It is partly this lack of look-at-me starriness that has helped him retain a relative kind of normality in the eyes of the public, and there is a loose, "hey-I'm-just-a-guy" attitude to him in person.

Idealism is and remains, therefore, the whole of philosophy, and only under itself does the latter again comprehend idealism and realism, save that the first absolute Idealism is not to be confused with this other, which is of a merely relative kind" (IP 50; SW 1, 162).

In fact, the largest recent protest was a complete anomaly in that it actually had some relative kind of success.

"This wasn't an overnight, let's-really-annoy-the-relatives kind of decision," says Monica Ricci, who is 34 and owns an organizing business in Atlanta.

This is where a friend, relative or kind stranger bears a child for an infertile woman or couple simply out of the goodness of her heart.

Particularly at times like the year we've just been through, where earnings in the short term are often quite irregular, relative to kind of normalcy, where a lot of companies, for what are going to be temporary reasons, might have very different profits than they normally would have.

Squatters live in old university buildings or crammed inside homes with relatives or kind strangers.

They, and my other relatives, were kind and decent people, who never spoke cruelly of others and did all they could to help when help was needed.

I seem to be referring to a desire to remove myself from difficult family members with "Far far away / Make them distant relatives" (a kind of unintentional pun) and I can only guess that I was alluding to a very old hurt: the fact that my parents separated me from my sister, Cecelia, when we were very young.

One of the relatives, a kind man in his 70s, looked me in the eye just after and noted, "Rabbi, that's going to be me someday.

She returns "home," generally to the strong, no-nonsense arms of Madea, who's a relative of some kind.