Sentence examples for relatively sexy from inspiring English sources

It is not the relatively sexy stuff of television advertisements or the nominating convention, but, aides say, it is what could make the difference between in a close race.

She commented that while Paltrow's appearance in "The Substitute" was "relatively fresh", in "Sexy" she was "acting almost like a cardboard cutout version of her former self, overly enunciating her lines [and] treading carefully around her choreography".

Soraya Roberts of the Daily News disliked her return for prolonging Will and Emma's separation, and commented that while Paltrow's appearance in "The Substitute" was "relatively fresh", in "Sexy" she was "acting almost like a cardboard cutout version of her former self, overly enunciating her lines [and] treading carefully around her choreography".

The only performer who comes out relatively unscathed is the sexy Esper, who races his engines like a man in a hurry, excited by his own heat.

Although pregnant women and premenopausal middle-aged women are purported to be as efficient in facial processing as young, nonpregnant women, both are expected to value the sexy look relatively weakly (see Hypothesis 2).

To say they look a little less than suave, fall a little short of sexy, would be relatively generous.

Another time saw a guy (and these sorts of "sexy ones" are relatively common) wanted himself basically blowing his load on Janine's tits (from Ghostbusters).

That's likely due to the relatively recent phenomenon of tans being sexy.

Is our world -- spanning from the art and fashion worlds to users relatively unknown -- comprised mostly of us taking sexy selfies or sexy pictures of others?

This information will be wicked cool and relatively easy to understand, but not as sexy as Amy Winehouse singing "You're Wondering Now" with The Specials or Noel quitting Oasis.

The interior has grown sexier over time, but it's still relatively simple and ungimmicky.