Sentence examples for different relation to from inspiring English sources

Already, I see that my son has a different relation to the German past than I did.

Test cricket runs according to a different clock, with a different relation to time and a different set of values.

Troubled by this success in print - Götz was published to great acclaim but not staged for some time - Goethe seeks a different public and a different relation to the world.

When John expects the stock market to fall, he stands in a certain relation to the proposition or sentence-meaning "the stock market will fall"; and when Mary wants to be a doctor, she stands in a different relation to the proposition or sentence-meaning "Mary will be a doctor".

The Father "begets" the Son, and these two bear a different relation to the Spirit; but these relations are not causal, but only logical.

For these reasons despotism necessarily stands in a different relation to corruption than other forms of government: while they are liable to corruption, despotism is its embodiment.

The obvious answer is that the differences between the two put them in very different relations to Socrates and his defense of justice.

That doesn't mean that this is about us: the countries undergoing convulsions in recent weeks have wildly different relations to America.

People are seeing that African music is not static, but has all these different relations to traditional music and western pop music.

We exist in all these different relations to reality and I was writing about light and perception, so I thought it would be good to have a visual aspect in it.

Likewise, the aristocrat and the proletariat have different relations to the ground beneath their feet, the first moving fluidly across the surface of the world, the second specifically tethered to a certain spot: a city block, a village, a factory, a stretch of fields.