Sentence examples for relative nature from inspiring English sources

On the relative nature of overadjustment and unnecessary adjustment.

"I learned it's very fascinating to know what the relative nature of truth is," Virk said.

Education is liberal because it teaches us about exploration, autonomy, and the relative nature of truth.

Opening with a sample of the comedian Bernie Mac, the song goes on to speculate about the relative nature of power.

The problem can be corrected if studies are properly designed to take account of the relative nature of the subject's responses, Dr. Bartoshuk said.

Gyllensten's principal theme in his novels is the subjective and relative nature of man's perception of truth.

In evaluating this Bradley stresses the relative, comparative nature of terms such as 'higher' and 'lower'lower

Instead, the scientists suggest that L. lemmus's ancestors originally existed farther north and survived the entire ice age cut off from their relatives, Nature World News reports.

Because of their relative lightweight nature, the earthquake forces induced in a thin shell structure are relatively low.

However in many cases these comparisons are qualitative or relative in nature.

Measurement of this sort, Grosseteste holds, is inherently relative in nature.