Sentence examples for a dynamic relationship from inspiring English sources

The act of composing is in a dynamic relationship with my emotional life.

For it is not just the Mona Lisa who has such a dynamic relationship with her onlookers, teasing us with that enigmatic smile.

"I love it when a theatre is at the centre of the life of a city, and has a dynamic relationship with its emotional, physical and political life.

A big-name international director might not be enticed by the Traverse on its own, but might relish the flexibility of working on four different-sized stages and developing a dynamic relationship between them.

Moose began populating it in the early 20th century, either traversing the ice or swimming from the Canadian mainland; they exist in a dynamic relationship with their predator, the gray (timber) wolf.

Fast-food companies have long been in a dynamic relationship with food regulators and the American public, at times acceding to demands for more healthful products, and at other times devolving into all-out, chest-thumping binges of prideful grotesquery.

A recent EU strategy paper on China calls on Europe to pursue a "dynamic relationship with China based on our values", notably including democracy and human rights.Try telling that to Taiwan.

Former director of the British Museum Neil MacGregor has written brilliantly about how Germany has developed a dynamic relationship with history, how it has used history to subvert and examine and restructure the present – whereas the English tend to shy away from making connections between past and present.