Sentence examples for but of relating from inspiring English sources

"This is a seismic change," Warshaw said, "not just in the obvious way that athletes market themselves, but of relating to other athletes".

Moreover, the related but wider issue of relating disease states in mouse to man and vice versa will require more attention as the encyclopaedia develops.

"He has kept that outlaw -- not only sensibility, but also way of relating to a museum, which can be tremendously challenging," Ms. Platow said.

Similarly, our emotions are not "inner states" but are ways of relating to the world; they too are "intentional".

He clearly picked your lovely self in order to find new, possibly better ways of relating, but that won't happen overnight.

This difference does not invalidate the term 'aversive' used to characterize our protocol but underlines the importance of relating responses to their biological background.

But in terms of related costs and irritation for customers, the IT cock-up of 2012 is as bad as any Libor or forex incident.

The fertility industry has long resisted regulation, but the explosion of related half siblings may change that.

They discovered that teflon decomposition not only produces TFA, but a suite of related molecules with unknown environmental effects.

This indicates that the definition of a metabolic syndrome does not describe a unified syndrome as such, but a complex of related risk factors.

Participants studied a sequence of related, but superficially different, proverb pairs.