Sentence examples for any sort of relationship from inspiring English sources

None of the three women said that Moore forced them into any sort of relationship or sexual contact.

None of the three women said Moore forced them into any sort of relationship or sexual contact.

"There was a fundamental crevice between being a priest and having any sort of relationship with women".

He understands that his annoyance with this woman's shallowness has to be overcome, if he wants to achieve any sort of relationship with her.

There is nothing, however, in the texts (titles, names, family relationships) from the three inscribed areas [two false doors in G 2352, door jambs in G 2353] to indicate any sort of relationship" (Giza Mastabas 4, pp. 33-34).

Matthews did not have any sort of relationship with his father (the space for his name on the birth certificate is blank) but was reasonably close to his mother, factory worker Anjie.

"Everything was pointing against having any sort of meaningful relationship," Michalski, now 32, told me.

I have also never engaged in any sort of intimate relationship with anyone affiliated with the Salk Institute.

Mr. Favreau, who said he doesn't have a girlfriend, observed somewhat dryly that "the rigors of this campaign have prevented any sort of serious relationship".

She asks him to set up a firm with her (yes, another) but Finn decides the tension is all too much for any sort of professional relationship.

If we are to have any sort of meaningful relationship with robots and machines, we need to be able to communicate with them in a more human-like way [and] be intuitive about it.