Sentence examples for has a relation to from inspiring English sources

"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".

The fewer women seen in positions of power has a relation to the number who will come up through the ranks and be able to leverage change.

They did it with old-fashioned stop action, and the whole thing feels like it has a relation to average American emotional life.

Mr. Douglas's music for the complete trilogy (recently released on an RCA Victor CD) has a relation to jazz similar to that Trisha's choreography has to modern dance.

Any form of animation necessarily has a relation to the inanimate (the prospect of its own death), but the inverse argument does not hold.

"You can't not have a relation to, in the case of East Germany, the socialism of the state," Franzen says.

Life in this imperfect world does contain inklings of truth; human wisdom does have a relation to divinity reality.

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

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.

Tax policy could have a relation to how the economic pie is sliced lower top tax rates may be associated with greater income disparities.