Sentence examples for relatively sober from inspiring English sources

In summary, Americans are still relatively sober about housing.

Holman, who's been DJing everything from Roots Manuva to Norwegian synth-pop, is still relatively sober.

In the Sunday Times, a relatively sober front-page report: Cameron nabs Boris election guru.

Those relatively sober looks were swiftly followed by the first frill of the show, ushering in a sumptuous cocktail hour.

Bild's front page, simply reading "World Champions", is relatively sober by the tabloid's usual gung-ho standard.

— or a wool shirt that was relatively sober, and would have been great were I able to wear wool.

Still, it was a relatively civil and sober discussion compared with the Republican rodeos.

Because, despite his addictions, he had gotten help and was sober, living relatively scandal-free by Hollywood standards.

While these numbers reflect what was socially considered drunkenness by 1860s standards, they also highlight that most troops were not outside that intangible norm, and when low levels of delirium tremens are taken into account, it further underscores how relatively few men had to "sober up" for duty.

Mainly because as big, slow and driven by loud drunks as they are, beer bikes are relatively annoying to other, more sober traffic in the already cramped city centre.

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