Sentence examples for an active relationship from inspiring English sources
What's more, instead of merely the passive experience of TV they have an active relationship with their screens.
The National Museum of Natural History has an active relationship with filmmakers, who often want materials on such subjects as forensic anthropology, human origins, the Hope diamond and dinosaurs.
Rogers wasn't in an active relationship (that I know of) at the time of his death, and many of his friends, both gay and straight, shared a sense that he'd never been able to enjoy the kinds of long-term relationships that he might have liked, both because of the necessary secrecy relating to "Don't ask, don't tell," and because the military life in general involves so much moving around.
Although the urban gardens emerged in socialism outside of any rules and regulations, they promoted the values of an active relationship between the user, dwelling culture and immediate residential surroundings, and contributed to improving the dwelling culture of the "new working class" in the socialist dwelling units.
The children demonstrated an active relationship with their local forest environment.
The children demonstrated an active relationship with their local forest environment, being aware of its landmarks and facilities.
Doubt means you're in an active, dynamic relationship to an idea.
Alterman said the funding restoration was unlikely to remove the "intense Egyptian frustration" at Washington, but "it marks a return at least a more active relationship than we've had for 18 months".
Both of these shifts give students a more active relationship to the paper, which reduces the chance that they will lean too heavily on someone else's work.
While in Poitiers, Christiane said how difficult it is to have a good, active relationship with Northampton these days (not much has happened between these two in the past five years).
