Sentence examples for relatively exotic from inspiring English sources

Clearly, the McCain campaign wants the focus all on Obama, his youth, his relative inexperience, his relatively exotic background, his supposed economic, social and geopolitical radicalism, and his associations with Jeremiah Wright, Bill Ayers, etc.

In the same story there appears a relatively exotic Hungarian.

Ms. Ganek's characters are stock figures in the art world but relatively exotic ones for chick-lit fiction.

"I wanted her to look relatively exotic, since she would have just arrived from London," Ms. Rosseau said.

Its raspy, four-cylinder engine was built around a relatively exotic aluminum block, which leaked and warped and was no damn good.

On a rundown stretch of South Bridge, it sells a wide range of relatively exotic and cheap savouries (lamb's liver and bacon for £1, say), which deliver more flavour than you might expect.

Yet in reality, the animals of the British Isles are all relatively recent exotic introductions.

Biologists tend to turn their eyes towards more exotic, relatively undisturbed locales.

To see a more remote side of the Phillipines (there are some 7,000 islands to choose from) the western island group of Palawan, which Filipinos describe as the country's last frontier, is wonderfully exotic and relatively undiscovered.

It includes mainstays of contemporary life (tractor, bakery oven, wind turbine) and also exotic, and relatively untested, equipment: an aluminum extractor, developed for lunar missions, that wrests the metal from clay; a bioplastic extruder, which converts plant-based plastic into such domestic necessities as window frames and adhesive tape.

The most structurally diverse plant communities were associated with medium density residential areas and zoos that contain a relatively high number of exotic species.