Sentence examples for being in relation from inspiring English sources

Thus, James concludes, "theology is called divine or of God in a much more excellent and principal way than metaphysics, for metaphysics considers God only in relation to common being, whereas theology considers common being in relation to God" (Quodl. III, q. 1, p. 20, 370 374).

Each spirit is unique and intertwined; being in relation to all beings in all the universes is a truth that sustains me.

For Jaeggy, dying is the sincerest way of being in relation to others.

Later, it was Deborah Warner's realisation that "it would be impossible to be in relation to the towers in a piece of music-theatre without being in relation to what happened to them".

Theology, on the other hand, views God as its subject and considers being in relation to God.

One of the parameters conditioning the physico-chemical characteristics of chitosan being in relation with the nature and the quality of original chitin, the role of this parameter was examined and the isolation process was discussed to put in evidence its advantages compared to other processes quoted in the literature by relying on new results.

"Most of the research [about relational aggression] has been in relation to girls," Orpinas said.

That is how the world is in relation to books.

What is it going to be in relation to Russia?

Everything is in relation to how it makes him feel.

It was unclear where Mr. Walker was in relation to Dasean when he was shot.