Sentence examples for had an affiliation from inspiring English sources

The Vedanta schools, especially, had an affiliation with the authority of shruti (literally "that which is heard"; texts that are taken to be revealed), and the school of Mimamsa concerned itself chiefly with the questions of interpreting the sacred texts.

I knew to an extent that I was a lesbian but I wasn't sure – I had an affiliation with loudmouthed, tomboy women, and Geri was quite loud and had the qualities associated with men.

The Sandinistas suspected Argüello, a dashing and moneyed hero athlete who appeared in American beer commercials and lived in the United States, of having had an affiliation with Somoza.

Bristol Academy previously had an affiliation with City's rivals Bristol Rovers, but have been a standalone club since 2006.

In the instance that any of these foreign honorary members had an affiliation as an instructor at an American institution, they were included in the sample.

While Wurm highlights photography within surrealist situations as does featured dada artist Man Ray others reinterpret photography through direct acting, like the posed mime performances of Charles Deburau by French photographer Nadar, or those of Japanese photographer Eikoh Hosoe, who had an affiliation with avant-garde dancers.

(I have an affiliation with Yale Law School and know Ackerman).

It could be that the institution has an affiliation with the author.

But it's clear that most people are going to have to have an affiliation going forward.

The retirement communities usually have an affiliation with the school, and the residents often include alumni and former faculty members.

Former President Bill Clinton was an adviser to the financier Ronald W. Burkle, and Bono, the singer from U2, has an affiliation with Elevation Partners, a Silicon Valley investment firm.