Sentence examples for every relation from inspiring English sources

Russell was an ardent opponent of a position known as the "doctrine of internal relations", which Russell stated as the view that "every relation is grounded in the natures of the related terms" (MTT, 139).

Furthermore, the relationship between the things cannot be found in the things themselves either; rather, it is produced by the mind: "in general every relation is nothing without mind apart from the things which it relates, because they do not have the relation which they are said to have unless the presence of some mind is assumed, to relate one to another" (KGW 6, p. 212; Engl. trans., p. 291).

Every relation that is transitive and irreflexive is asymmetrical.

There are, however, certain limiting principles, of which the most important are: Every relation that is symmetrical and transitive is at least quasi-reflexive.

"His talents adored the profession of his choice, his life recommended the gospel which he preached in every relation of life," I read aloud off a 19th-century gravestone.

This is because according to the extensional characterisation of relations defined on a domain of individuals, every relation is identified with some set of subsets of the domain.

The power set axiom entails the existence of every such subset and hence every such relation.

Every asymmetrical relation is irreflexive.

"It shows just how vigilant we need to become about every financial relation we have".

In this context – the mundane celebrity fascination of a teenage girl – Anne Frank is every female relation you ever cared about: your baby sister, your little cousin, your wife or girlfriend in her formative years, that faded mantelpiece photo of your mother in her youth.

This necessarily imports a measure of paternalism into every fiduciary relation.