This proved a curious, relatively low-key start to proceedings.
But when they go, memories of the Singer Bowl's relatively brief but curious history will disappear, too.
When I write something about a relatively non-divisive, curious issue like Indian voting rights, I may get a few dozen comments.
Or, put in the words of a policymaker: "Most of us are relatively bright, intellectually curious and rushed off our feet by the bullshit of working in a big organisation, managing teams and baby-sitting ministers.
Despite its audience-pleasing flourishes and its bright, sunny atmosphere, Forrest Gump is a far more complicated, and far darker fable than the relatively simplistic The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button.
About this extraordinary man -- brilliant, reckless, loyal, inspiring, brave, exasperating, funny, voluble, extravagant -- there is a vast amount of information, so it is curious that relatively rarely has the life been viewed as a whole.
It's a relatively trivial allegation, but I'm curious to see how she'll respond.
One refreshing thing about São Paulo, where foreign tourists are still relatively rare, is the cordial (and curious) welcome it extends to many visitors.
This approach can sometimes produce curious results, as teams with relatively poor records are often ranked well ahead of teams with better records.
The structural and, especially, the physiological adaptations for life at such extremes are relatively poorly known and provide the scientifically curious with great incentive for study.
