Sentence examples for but only in relation from inspiring English sources
Thomas seems to be independent, but only in relation to the family he is separate from.
"He specifically mentioned Alex, but only in relation to personality observations".
If they are not, they lose their effectiveness, because an argument is neither strong nor weak in an absolute sense and for every audience but only in relation to a particular audience that is prepared to accept it or not.
But, according to Wicksell, the natural rate is "never high or low in itself, but only in relation to the profit which people can make with the money in their hands, and this, of course, varies.
One way of getting "there" is by a system of rules that do, broadly speaking, govern narrative construction; increasingly, in my own teaching, I have come to believe that people already know these rules, but only in relation to their own experience.
Just as some objects are edible, but only in relation to a digestive system, so Mead thought of experience, life, consciousness, personality, and value as objective properties of nature which emerge only under (and hence are relative to) specific sets of conditions.
"Another's reality" cannot be known as such, but only in close relation to the subject perceiving, observing and interacting with it.
It was strange to think that all the great women of fiction were, until Jane Austen's day, not only seen by the other sex, but seen only in relation to the other sex.
But mostly her character is defined only in relation to that of Mr. Zero; there's none of the anchoring personal detail that would make her truly scary or pitiable.
One of our weaknesses has been we talk a lot about risk and we talk a lot about transparency but usually only in relation to others.. Transparency is quite new to philanthropy but I like to think we're improving greatly in that regard but we're not there yet.
