Sentence examples for All relation from inspiring English sources

But recently, investors have been selling out of all relation to what we know.

But there must be some properties that God and creatures share if God is not to be a wholly other than creatures and out of all relation to them.

That is, any one of them subsumes all the others, and yet, because of the view of what "subsumption" actually is, each is subsumed by each of the others as well: all relation is subsumption, and all subsumption is intersubsumption.

Cook Wilson, therefore, considered it "repugnant to create a technical term out of all relation to ordinary language" (SI, 713), and he particularly disliked the tendency to unearth some concept in Greek philosophy in order to introduce a new technical term.

Best of all, relation in either sense lent itself to a myriad of uses, for as LeClerc had remarked in his Logic (which Burke had read at Trinity) relations were beyond counting sunt autem innumerae relationes (Le Clerc 1692, pt. 1, ch. 4, s. 1, p. 19).

ono: 1. in front of, ahead, before [in all relation but time].

But she did not propose an end to all relations between Russian and UK intelligence agencies.

All relations are flawed, but Amanda and Elyot's is hugely flawed.

In their statement, the students call for the breaking of all relations with the UK.

"We should reconsider all relations between Palestinians and Israelis," he told the Guardian.

Nasserism today combines populism, Pan-Arab socialism, and opposition to all relations with Israel.