Sentence examples for taken a relatively from inspiring English sources

But by 1920 the abstracts had taken a relatively modern shape, with many notable differences.

Even "Taken," a relatively low-cost thriller starring Liam Neeson, is barreling past the $100 million mark this weekend.

Until now, Hartung had taken a relatively tough line in response to claims by descendants of Jewish collectors.

The minority report, and the furious attempt to quash it, comes after Donald Trump's campaign has taken a relatively lax approach to the platform.

In rejecting their attempt to nullify Honduras's democratic vote this Sunday, the Obama administration has taken a relatively isolated stance -- and a correct one.

To turn the trend around, Girardi has taken a relatively laissez-faire approach to handling the slump, insisting that overreaction or panic on his part will backfire.

I take a relatively straightforward view".

Let's take a relatively simple example.

"We take a relatively loose interpretation of 'experimentation'," Polka says.

By contrast, he added, "I took a relatively difficult place to manage, and managed it well.

The Extra-Terrestrial, which opened at more than 3000 cinemas but took a (relatively) measly $15.1m£11m1m).