Sentence examples for apparent relation from inspiring English sources
His speech bore little apparent relation to reality.
As noted above, reference is an apparent relation between a word and the world.
"Cry Me a River" has no apparent relation to the 1955 standard made famous by Julie London, although a future analysis of internal structural ratios may show otherwise.
As for the defendants — James Cromitie, 44; David Williams, 28; Onta Williams, 32, and no apparent relation to David and Laguerre Payenn, 27 — most of the details that emerged on Thursday stemmed from their criminal pasts.
Like many of Bausch's works, "… como el musguito …," with a cast of sixteen, comprises numerous sections — dozens of group passages, solos, and theatrical bits (in German, Tanztheater means "dance theatre"), which often have no apparent relation to one another.
For her, this described the polymorphous genius of the English Renaissance: Francis Bacon (no apparent relation to her), who she claimed led a group of politicians-turned-writers who worked jointly on the plays.
Attention is also a topic of philosophical interest because of its apparent relations to a number of other philosophically puzzling phenomena.
With "Jeff in Venice, Death in Varanasi," you seem again to be chafing at the limitations of traditional form: the novel is split into two sections that may or may not share a main character and that bear no immediately apparent causal relation to each other.
According to the experimental results, there is no apparent linear relation between n max and the deformation angle of a member (Fig. 22).
Differences amongst stakeholder groups are furthermore not restricted to diverging opinions but are also apparent in relation to the specific issues on which they mainly focus.
As shown in Figs. 13 and Fig. 14, there exists apparent exponent relation (Eq. 31) between fracturing network parameters and SRV, and the relationship parameters are presented in Table 11.
