Sentence examples for bringing it into relation from inspiring English sources
Maritain's distinctive contribution is not, however, to the details of Thomistic metaphysics, but to bringing it into relation with modern science and philosophy, and to explaining its foundations.
Novelists can do what they like with time, of course – and these juxtapositions torn out of chronological sequence can be creatively unsettling, making us see any present moment differently, by bringing it into relation with a long view.
"It's the first real step to modernize the system and bring it into the 21st century," said Frank Shafroth, director of state-federal relations for the National Governors Association.
"This has brought it back into attention".
Every single one of the world faiths has developed its own version of the Golden Rule ("Always treat all others as you would wish to be treated yourself") and insists that this -- not orthodox belief or ritual devotion -- is the test of true spirituality and that it is this that brings us into relation with what we call God, Nirvana, Brahman or Dao.
The animal metaphor, in my analysis, becomes a key locus for bringing into relation human and animal bodies stripped of the logic undergirding the formal consistency of each.
Once more, it is the purported singularity of the category son of God that must be brought back into relation to the universality of the human genus.
