Sentence examples for Very relation from inspiring English sources

Creation, or origination, is this very relation.

Rosenzweig suggests that the relationship between the thought of the first part of the Star and the experience of the second part of the Star should be understood as one of promise and fulfillment; and he understands himself to be bringing together philosophy and theology in this very relation.

The very relation of subject to predicate is a narrative relationship.

All interiors, by definition, occur inside buildings and therefore have a very real relation to these buildings.

Furthermore, in most of the usual logical semantics the very relations that connect language with reality are left unanalyzed and static.

"We have a very unhealthy relation with our history," he said.

"We have a very good relation," Nadal said, who added that they talk about soccer "and a lot of things".

But somewhere in Genoa, Camogli and Bogliasco live house painters who surely bear very little relation to those we hire.

Most of all, we know from observing the modern presidency that there may be very little relation between a president's first 100 days and the next 1,361.

But what is lacking in the book is James Baldwin himself, who has in his nonfictional writing a very powerful relation to the reader".

"She bought into Microsoft's longstanding argument that there was very little relation between Microsoft's anticompetitive acts and their dominant position".