Sentence examples similar to relative the ways from inspiring English sources

Many outsiders treat this place as they would a prosperous but hopelessly dull relative — the way some Europeans treat Belgium.

Age is relative, & the ways in which people become aware of their own accumulating years vary a good deal.

The New Yorker, October 30, 1954 P. 23 Age is relative, & the ways in which people become aware of their own accumulating years vary a good deal.

Mr. Haney ached for the East End, and the raucous company of his relatives, the way an amputee feels the pain of a phantom limb.

Nurses may not always assess the needs of relatives the way they themselves experience their needs to provide support.

Just like Ms. Dhikpala, Ms. Louve lost a relative along the way.

Still, six from the over is a relative win the way Doug the Rug is bowling right now.

Do entrepreneurs overestimate the importance of the business idea they're pitching relative to the way they present themselves?

Those half-hour episodes (a few of which were directed by a relative, by the way, though not the episode with the pork-eating boyfriend) are broad comedy.

Imagine your poor grandmother being propositioned by a Gronk relative on the way to get more crab imperial at the dinner buffet.

But relative to the way they're made up is the system that they create is one that shows kind of linear growth, and then at some point it usually taps out of the market.