Sentence examples for different relations with the from inspiring English sources

Still, Mr. Shirley said, it is a mistake to draw too much of a comparison between Reagan and Mr. Thompson, saying that the two men had vastly different relations with the conservative movement.

Paintings, sculptures, musical sonatas, dance pieces, etc. are all entities composed of symbols, which possess different functions and bear different relations with the worlds they refer to.

We speak of "knowledge for its own sake," but there is nothing we learn that does not put us into a different relation with the world usually, we hope, a better relation.

The Prato "rag" district has radically changed in the last twenty years due to macroeconomic and sectorial transformations: verticalization, chain integration, bankruptcy of small enterprises, higher importance of innovation and experimentation, and a different relation with the territory which now includes the plain of Pistoia, Prato and Florence.

… the phenomena of animal life correspond to one another, whether we compare their rank as determined by structural complication with the phases of their growth, or with their succession in past geological ages; whether we compare this succession with their relative growth, or all these different relations with each other and with the geographical distribution of animals upon the earth.

If the interaction occurs because the covariate genuinely has different relations with death across hospitals (as in the emergency admission example above), this too will result in a misleading adjustment to standardised mortality ratios.

These differences may be translated into different relations with different risks for adverse outcomes.

As the evening continued there was also a sense of a kaleidoscope's changing patterns as each speaker's view shifted the components being discussed, moving the politics of the arts and technology into different relations with economics and innovation.

The oceanic and terrestrial CO2 fluxes thus have different relations with climatic modes.

What's he here for?' " Neame had quite different relations with Guinness, an actor he admires almost more than he can easily put into words.

We believe that our categorization of LBP in four groups was useful in elucidating different relations with fear-avoidance beliefs.