Sentence examples for apparent relations from inspiring English sources

Attention is also a topic of philosophical interest because of its apparent relations to a number of other philosophically puzzling phenomena.

His speech bore little apparent relation to reality.

As noted above, reference is an apparent relation between a word and the world.

CAYUGA FLORA (1926) NOTES: Fields and thickets, in damp sandy or gravelly soils, without apparent relation to lime; rare.

"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.

Sylvia S. Mitchell, who lived in Chelsea, is no apparent relation to the woman of the same name who worked in Greenwich Village.

More soft-bodied faunas show that there were a number of sorts of animals that have no apparent relation to known phyla.

CAYUGA FLORA (1926) NOTES: Low grounds in alluvial or gravelly soils, without apparent relation to lime, but not actually in peat bogs; common.

An important and largely unstudied aspect of the apparent relation between residential crowding and mental health is the potential role of environmental design to moderate this relation.

An apparent relation between the lift-off length under diesel conditions and the ignition quality of a fuel has previously been reported.

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.