Sentence examples for relatively like from inspiring English sources

It's best if you choose the title set by the browser or something that looks relatively like something you'd recognize from a distance.

Other studies have shown that when relatively like-minded people are grouped together, they don't settle around the average point of view of the individuals in the group but rather become more extreme in the direction toward which they're already inclined.

Willetts (1978), in one of his critical analyses of the non-aligned, contended that "while I maintain non-alignment was not born until 1961 as a coherent group of ideas propounded by a group of relatively like-minded states, it has also been maintained by other people that non-alignment did not live beyond 1961" (p. 14).

Even among relatively like-minded economists, there's a vigorous debate about where exactly that balance should be.

She looked relatively life-like, especially from a distance, but unfortunately had no data in-take abilities.

It was found that the FRP retrofits greatly improved shear strength under reversed cyclic loading, attributed to the relatively elastic-like behaviour of the retrofitted specimens.

The process of language acquisition begins in infancy and children's language use is relatively adult-like by age 8 years.

Usually the word's meaning is perfectly self-evident, and the word itself is relatively simple like "unbuyable," if not deliberately goofy like "semi-idiotic-like".

It might be profound, like falling in love, or relatively trivial, like Roller Derby.

The site will include relatively basic facts like doctors' education, hospital affiliations and professional awards.

Farther afield, he would like relatively undeveloped Sabah and Sarawak to be preserved for eco-tourism.