Sentence examples for relatively right from inspiring English sources

So doesn't it follow that each opinion is only relatively right (right for me, right for you)?

Of course, an action can still be relatively right: more likely to produce more of what somebody believes to be good and less of what somebody believes to be bad than any alternative.

MPs who still curse Ramsay MacDonald, a Labour prime minister, for entering government with the Tories in 1931 were hardly likely to follow a deserter, let alone one as relatively right-wing as Mr Purnell.

It has been drawn to include plenty more blue territory, and Dold, a relatively right-wing Republican, will have a hard time holding it.

If Fitzherbert's experience is any indication, the information provided is, quite frankly, dominated by a relatively right-leaning province with a strong Christian influence.

They survived radio; they survived the enormous visual and emotional power of television; and, financially, the industry is in relatively good health right now.

We need to remain vigilant so that the relatively good human rights situation in the EU does not deteriorate.

That rebuilding has been going on now for 10 years, some with tremendously good success, some relatively all right.

The score function for the left-skewed pdf emphasizes relatively the right tails over the left tails, while the reverse is true for the right-skewed pdfs.

Sounds relatively simple, right?

"It's relatively peaceful right now.