Sentence examples for any relation at all from inspiring English sources

If the Stoic notion of happiness has any relation at all to the ordinary sense, renunciation cannot be a part of it.

Other prior studies are ambiguous, with some authors suggesting an additional decline in cognitive functioning in patients with comorbid substance use disorder [54], [55], while others did not find any relation at all [56] [59].

But the worry is that, because any functional relation at all can be emulated by the nation of China, no set of functional relations will be adequate to capture mentality.

This is because there cannot be any spatial relations at all between the corresponding particles of gloves that constitute two separate and distinct universes.

If an existent is necessary in itself, there is no causal relation at all (no cause).

He's in a small, quiet yard and everything is down a level; there's nothing that is any relation to racing at all.

Sadly, I didn't seem to have any friends or relations at all.

At the time, the U.S. and Egypt had no diplomatic relations at all.

So, somewhat cavalierly, we simply choose not to invoke any (CK2 -like relation at infinite emitters.

Exhibitor Relations looked at all 265 films released last summer.

I furthered my studies in generative grammar and stratificational grammar there; I was particularly fascinated by the training in relational networks offered by Peter Reich – an approach to formalising language as a network of relations without using any linguistic terms at all (Lockwood 1972, Makkai & Lockwood 1973).