Sentence examples for relatively faithful from inspiring English sources

The story line is relatively faithful to the tale of the Gypsy temptress and obsessed soldier.

"A really nice trade!" "Lawless," while relatively faithful to the book, does amplify the growing legend.

Can it beat the odds and actually offer everything it promises while staying relatively faithful to the original?

With notable performances by Lotte Lenya and Robert Shaw, it is considered one of the best Bond movies, and it stays relatively faithful to Ian Fleming's novel.

While the stage version is relatively faithful to the film, about a jaunty former G.I. starting over after World War II, the show's producers described two differences.

The carbon-fiber-reinforced concepts were relatively faithful to the renderings that accompanied the launch of the German automaker's "i" subbrand in February.

Utah's nomination process is unusual in that relatively few party faithful, through a caucus system, have the power to pre-select candidates for the primaries, knowing that Republicans invariably win the general election.

While it's relatively easy for the NRA faithful to throw Public Enemy No. 1 George Zimmerman under the bus, dumping pro-gun poster boy Landon Jorgensen isn't as easy a task.

Still, that relatively meager mass of GOP faithful — more moderate, affluent and educated than the national norm — explains why presidential hopeful John Kasich plopped this weekend onto a counter seat at PJ Bernstein's delicatessen, where a swarm of reporters documented his intake of kreplach, sour pickles and strudel.

That Everett's notion of empirical faithfulness is a relatively weak version of empirical adequacy, then, is exhibited in what pure wave mechanics, being empirically faithful, does not explain.

Two new studies call into question the idea faithful women and men in relatively peaceful democracies are swayed by appeals to close their borders to immigrants and Muslims.