Sentence examples for be a relation of from inspiring English sources
Mencía, once thought to be a relation of cabernet franc, is the main red variety here, and in Alodio Joven it's mixed – by Carlos Costoya, a fine artist by trade – with the more obscure merenzao and brancellao into a distinctively wild, earthy, cherry scented, fluent and spring fresh original.
Let ⊨ be a relation of logical consequence, defined either semantically or proof-theoretically.
That some relation be a relation of determining correspondence is central to McTaggart's argument; unfortunately, what it is to be a relation of determining correspondence is one of the less clearer bits of McTaggart's metaphysics.
If it does not, it is unclear why it should be taken to be a relation of identity.
These included the gloriously named naval architect and engineer Eustace Tennyson d'Eyncourt, the director of construction for the Royal Navy, who was a relation of the Victorian Poet Laureate Alfred Lord Tennyson.
I was taken to Venice by the painter Michael Wishart, who was a relation of Peggy's, and saw her often that fortnight.
Mr. Schwartz explained that hospital policy didn't allow releasing such information and asked the caller if he was a relation of the patient.
Owing to a proofreading error, we mistakenly said on July 15th that Jorge Uribe, Colombia's defence minister, is a relation of the country's president.
Our relation to our bodies lies deeper than circumstance, undemonstrable and irrefutable, along with the sensation that there is a relation, of one thing to something else, though materialist science tells us that out of our bodies we are nothing.
