Sentence examples for relatively agnostic from inspiring English sources

A: I'm relatively agnostic about that.

He said he was "relatively agnostic" about whether every hospital should become a foundation trust.

ON the whole, though, Mr. Boies is relatively agnostic about the kinds of cases he will pursue.

On the press reaction to the changes to Countryfile, which appeared in the media at the end of 2008, Hunt said she was "relatively agnostic about it".

The BBC Trust has said it is relatively agnostic over what a new regulator might look like, although last month a trust director argued that Ofcom was not currently equipped to take on that role.

But as to whether we're supposed to like Zuckerberg less than other people because he's able to do more than other people, while charities have to be relatively agnostic about how their donors got to be rich, newspaper columnists can be more critical.

"For the bulk of his career he did the kind of things that are relatively politically agnostic," said Michael, whose own Army career was cut short by a near-fatal car crash.

On the software side, Pixeom is relatively cloud agnostic.

The Loop is a great AirPlay speaker, and with DLNA support, it's relatively platform agnostic.

And unlike tools built by companies with skin in the game like Amazon, Adobe is a relatively market-agnostic player.

Engage makes use of HTML5-based ad solutions to enable businesses to run campaigns through the browser, across desktops and mobile, that are relatively SDK-agnostic.