Sentence examples for sort of relatively from inspiring English sources

"There is a sort of relatively equal distribution on how strongly people feel on either side".

Apparently some sort of relatively aggressive virus is affecting certain embedded YouTube videos.

For example, a set of individuals might use a certain sort of relatively rare shell as a medium of exchange, and do so notwithstanding the fact that no-one had any desire to possess these shells independent of the fact that they could be used as a medium of exchange.

After Lily has a sort of relatively erudite insult-fest with Judy Greer, where they're calling each other "writer in residence" and "solipsist," Julia's character says, "My friends just call each other 'bitch,'hoho' and 'slut'".

I'd thought of doing it for years, but I think of doing all sorts of relatively exciting and ostensibly transgressive things and never do them, either because I am too lazy or too cowardly or because I come to my senses in time to stop myself.

"I think it is sort of a relatively recent thing," she ponders.

This was a relatively small pilot study but it does raise interesting questions about the appropriateness of outcome measures for this sort of complex and relatively personalized intervention.

The skills needed to manage that sort of company are relatively scarce, so those who have them can command higher pay.

It sounds like a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, but that sort of deal is relatively common on international housesitting websites, where strangers persuade other strangers to take care of their villas and their cats in exchange for staying there rent-free.

Several commented that this sort of cultural study was relatively new.

Have we experienced this sort of imbalance in a relatively prosperous, increasingly urban society with a commitment to mass education — the sort of place China could be in twenty years?