Sentence examples for had a relation from inspiring English sources

But in 1945 he started painting a lot of almost troll-like figures, very small in the canvas, stuff that had a relation to Nordic myth.

She seemed to sense everything that was in the room, as if she had a relation to all of it, whereas with Hasanaj, it seemed that he held back from any encounter, that he just submitted passively to everything and made up his mind to endure it until it was all over.

The radical cations were characterized by their high stability, which had a relation to the structure of the intercalation compounds.

This may had a relation with the hindrance experienced by dye species to go through the boundary layer for reaching the active sites.

The heritage of Content and Object also includes the fact that Twardowski's pupils had a relation to metaphysics which was vastly different from the approach that was typical, for instance, of the Vienna circle (see Łukasiewicz 1936).

His best way would be to avoid Manchester, and go over Kersal moor and Agecroft bridge; and as I had a relation in that quarter who wished to see me, I would keep him company as far as Agecroft.

That's the way it speaks to me and most every other human that's had a relation-SHIT go sour, right?

Each noun, verb, or adjective represents a lexical concept and has a relation link to hyponyms which represent related concepts.

"I don't think it has a relation to the rest of the season".

An orchard has a relation to mankind, and readily connects itself with matters of the heart".

On Friday Mourinho said: "I don't have a relation [with him], nothing.