Sentence examples for relatively terrible from inspiring English sources

And Mayweather looked relatively terrible.

Unfortunately for Corgan's thesis, Pavement's reunion gigs are reportedly awesome, while Smashing Pumpkins' new songs are relatively terrible.

This sets Quora apart from other Q&A sites like the long-standing and relatively terrible Yahoo Questions.

At the same time, while none of the presidents from this group are regarded as having been great, relatively few have terrible reputations.

The story seemed routine enough but when I walked in, I found that the relatively young man looked terrible.

Preparing for the unlikely while neglecting the (relatively) common is a terrible way to make the world safer for you and yours.

This could mean they keep the 'pool' of documents relatively untainted by those terrible PP presentations.

The massacres may be relatively unknown, but in a terrible way the destruction continues, and threatens us all.

He insists that without a mandate, the law will result in a terrible spiral: only relatively sick Americans will choose to get insurance, leading premium prices to rise and causing the healthier of even those sick people to drop their insurance, sending prices higher and higher.

McNear said, 'I think Tim can learn a lot from me.' " Tommy Tomlinson at Sports on Earth thinks Tebow can do better (relatively speaking) by joining "a terrible team (Cleveland Arizonaa?) that could use him right away as a change-of-pace guy".

James Willstrop, from whom Ashour reclaimed the world number one ranking last year, has described it as "a terrible injustice" that the Egyptian "goes relatively unannounced globally".