Sentence examples for relatively interesting from inspiring English sources

"Because the only relatively interesting thing about me is the music, and that's all I'm interested in talking about, really".

Woodworkers use veneers to add relatively interesting surfaces to relatively uninteresting pieces of wood.

RBS continues to look relatively interesting from a valuation perspective - it is now trading on 0.39 times 2008 estimated tangible book.

The actual game is the same as was released those 18 months ago, with a relatively interesting story and an incredibly fun world to play around in.

The last was found to give relatively interesting results in terms of residual lifetime.

"You'd have thought that Iranians would have found this relatively interesting - more interesting than three fat old men falling over".

Today, however, Dodo Magazine, released its second issue through a relatively-interesting format: half the issue is available to purchase physically, and the second half is getting buried in a time capsule and won't be unearthed until 2024 when it will then be sent to all who subscribed this year.

Alternatively, the high-scorers may simply have relatively fewer interesting things to geo-tag.

There was some irony in hearing Corbyn ask about the economic damage caused by the Brexit vote – because during the campaign he suggested that George Osborne's warnings about the economic impact of Brexit were exaggerated and implausible – but he asked direct, pertinent questions and obtained relatively informative, interesting replies.

Bishop gives a relatively brief but interesting account of his scientific career: his education, his entry into research and his eventual teaming up with Varmus.

Mathematical programs with equilibrium constraints (MPECs) form a relatively new and interesting subclass of nonlinear programming problems.