Sentence examples for seems relatively obvious from inspiring English sources

A progressive constitutional vision would acknowledge what seems relatively obvious in the A.I.G. case: the danger is not that risk-taking financial actors will lose when contracts are repudiated, but that taxpayers will lose if they are not.

Though there has been no further interaction between the two, it seems relatively obvious that the 34-year-old "The Voice" coach was referring to Gaga and her "Applause" music video.

The appeal of leaving British football, in something of a state during the late 1980s, would seem relatively obvious, but some still held the attitude that England was still the best place to be and anyone leaving was chasing cash.

The broad contours of a solution seem relatively obvious: create a safe viewing area elsewhere inside GriffithPark and crack down on the tour buses, illegal parkers and smokers until they are duly deterred.

At first it might seem relatively obvious that Enlightenment thinkers would develop a critique of colonialism.

At a first glance this association may seem relatively obvious; copying a line is clearly dependent upon the ability to look at the same line while drawing, just as tracking a moving object smoothly depends upon the same ability.

Even Japan seems relatively unfazed.

But the problem seems relatively contained.

Seems relatively innocent, right?

-- she seems relatively put together.

He seems relatively okay and unscathed".