Sentence examples for relatively nice from inspiring English sources
Hell, I've even got relatively nice relatives, so I know I should be relatively happy.
I've got a relatively nice job and a relatively nice wife and relatively nice kids.
You know, I'm a relatively nice person.
Police now patrol it and it looks relatively nice.
From a tar-paper shack to relatively nice apartments, but never for long.
I got stuck in a rut of playing relatively nice guys.
She suggested several nice, relatively inexpensive places downtown.
It was the last nice relatively undeveloped place in Florida when the boom hit, and its location, once its drawback (practically the last mainland town on the Gulf Coast, the end of the line) became its salvation.
Is Jack Garratt – winner of the Brits critics' choice award, champion of the BBC Sound of 2016 poll, and the most tippable pop star of the year – just a nice, relatively stable young man making palatable electronic pop for the masses?
Quality concerns aside, it's a nice, relatively inexpensive way to upcycle speakers that in many cases have only gotten better with age, and are being rudely pushed out by younger models.
Around mid-afternoon, I either have a handful of almonds, or some sort of fruit -- this past week, I stumbled upon some really delicious strawberries, and sliced those up for a nice, relatively healthy hit of sugar.
