Sentence examples for relative like from inspiring English sources

Some scientific experts said on Monday that if results really were so accurate, at least one of the sources was likely to have been a close relative, like a child or parent with whom he shared half his genes.

Who would not wish for a close relative like Aunt Jane?

But women can only identify their maternal haplogroup, unless they use a sample from a close male relative like a brother or father.

Because if gay people want to be married equally, then say hello to equal problems: it is not a real wedding without at least one potty relative like you carrying on.

Egalitarians argue, however, that conservatives are inconsistent, defending some biblical teachings while dismissing others as culturally relative, like Paul's admonitions that women cover their heads in church and wear no gold jewelry.

More specific claims, such as that expression and exemplification are relative, like the analogous claim regarding representation, prompt questions on the necessity, for Goodman, to recognize naturalistic constraints on what can be exemplified or expressed or represented by what.

"He thinks he's from Paris, France," a relative likes to joke.

The female preference function is the female's relative liking for male colour of a given wavelength when the strongest liking is set to 1.

In our model, female's relative liking for male color of a given wavelength increased nonlinearly with increasing visual sensitivity to male color.

Further, we confirmed that palatability ratings show stronger liking for sweet stimuli than for sour, salty, or bitter stimuli and that relative liking or disliking of a stimulus is dependent on its concentration.

She did not make the special dishes his relatives liked.