Sentence examples for which looks relatively from inspiring English sources

We are invited into the living room, which looks relatively normal apart from a huge golden throne.

The same could be said of England's World Cup qualifying group, after they had to battle through on the final day in a group which looked relatively easy on paper.

The system, which looks like a relatively nondescript baby monitor, is designed to be kept as far as eight feet away, on a wall or bookcase.

So does talk radio, especially the shock jock variety, besides which Fox TV looks relatively respectable.

Palmer notes that the scene -- which looks plenty fraught to me! -- is relatively calm compared to what people expect to happen when the sun sets and curfews are broken.

It is also seeking to buy up assets such as power plants in Chisinau and Balti, which now look relatively cheap.

And this interim report dealt only with the backdrop and first five days of the war, during which Olmert looked relatively competent.

Dr Emily Cross' research focuses on the relatively new field of science called neuroaesthetics which looks at how the brain perceives artistic endeavours.

Rxe3, which looks like it also wins.

Which looks better to you? Why?

Another interesting talk was Friday's Code Warriors Q&A, which looked at the relatively new practice of creating moving image from generative, code-based processes using Flash, Trapcode, VVVV, openFrameworks, Processing, and other software.