Sentence examples for a triangular relationship from inspiring English sources

"It's a triangular relationship".

They argue that coaching is inevitably a triangular relationship between the client, the "coachee," and the coach.

The meeting set the course of a "triangular relationship" for the next several years, the prosecutors said.

He characterizes their work as a continuous highly skilled improvisation within a triangular relationship of technician, customer, and machine.

Two years ago Mike Bartlett created a play in which choreography shadowed dialogue to produce a complicated, delicate argument: it featured a triangular relationship and was called Cock.

Coaching creates a triangular relationship between the coach who provides the service, the coachee who receives the coaching, and the client that pays the coaching bills.

There, according to Robert Taylor in his pamphlet Sweden's New Social Democratic Model, the Swedish government has fostered a successful triangular relationship with enlightened employers and a well-organised trade union movement.

He cohabitated with two male companions — Michelangelo Diaz, 59, and Gene Josol, 61 — in a harmonious triangular relationship in one of the last rentals in a now expensive co-op building.

The success of the New York contemporary art market depended upon a substantial number of collectors interested in new art and a complex triangular relationship between art dealers, critics such as Clement Greenberg and Harold Rosenberg, and museums.

He then became, in effect, the third member of a strange triangular relationship that installed Magda at the Führer's side as a sort of first lady of National Socialism.

"It's about a bizarre triangular relationship," Ms. Dequenne said.