"Lost" is a relative notion.
Tolerable, however, is a relative notion.
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These songs are from demos and private tapes; they're rough versions, though that's a relative notion, as very little in Russell's recorded work sounds complete.
That's an economic problem that, almost by definition, can never be solved.Another way to put this is that scarcity is a relative notion, and thus can never be overcome.
For both French exceptionalists and the general French public, victories are a relative notion — being in the game, being respected, and, when possible, doing things differently, à la française.
A Nubian princess, the title character, is captured by an Egyptian warrior, Radames, who falls in love with her instead of his betrothed, Amneris, an Egyptian princess; when the forbidden romance is revealed, Amneris shows mercy by letting them die together, buried alive in the same tomb (mercy being a somewhat relative notion).
Utility was a relative notion: Jean-Jacques Rousseau, one of the most important Enlightenment thinkers on education, considered that girls' schooling should concentrate on the practicalities of being a good wife and mother; Napoleon, a considerable reformer of French education, agreed.Nor did governments rush to proclaim their educational duty.
She rejects the Relativist's position that logical consequence is a relative notion.
