Sentence examples for relatively gigantic from inspiring English sources

After all, it's undisputed that a 6-megapixel Nikon D40 digital S.L.R. takes better pictures than a 10-megapixel shirt-pocket camera, because its sensor is relatively gigantic.

That is, a planet doesn't necessarily have to orbit a relatively gigantic object.

I have relatively gigantic hands and the BFC still looks silly.

Notice visible light wavelengths can not penetrate the relatively gigantic red blood cells that would interfere with the transmission of light to the retina in the back of the eye.

After this relatively un-gigantic lunch, Eddie Hall will wait two hours then eat again.

Despite our population being over twice the size, only 722 killings took place here in the UK last year, compared to a relatively and depressingly gigantic 13,080 murders in the South American country.

Carla Overbeck, the captain, recovering from Graves' disease, resides on the bench, shouting instructions that can be heard in the gigantic but relatively empty Melbourne Cricket Ground.

Sterling on the other hand is a tiny currency supporting gigantic banks (relatively) and potentially far more unstable.

There were relatively unaffected dishes like a gigantic, serviceable pork chop with preserved lemon, and there were unabashedly affected ones, like a zingy and enjoyable steak tartare with a perfect rectangle of Parmesan leaning against it, a quail egg on top of it and the shell of the egg situated theatrically nearby.

These Chinese companies have an advantage over rivals in the West -- unfettered by privacy regulations and debates, they are relatively free to scoop up gigantic amounts of data on consumption, payment, healthcare and transportation from China's estimated 750 million Internet users to perfect their algorithms and test new products.

Although Tamu Massif has a gigantic footprint, it is relatively short compared with Olympus Mons.