Sentence examples for has a special relation from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, each zodiacal sign has a special relation with a part of the human body.
Nestor has a special relation to Ionia, where the Homeric poems were composed, and through Ionia to early Athens.
In ancient Greek thought, truth in language has a special relation to the female by virtue of her pre-eminent art-form the one Freud believed wart-form thented by wonen—weaving.
These writers have a special relation to the "outside contained on the inside" feature of academic creative-writing programs, and many of the most celebrated have been accused of inauthenticity.
Political philosophers have taken the organization of sex and reproduction to be essential to the health of the state, and moral philosophers have debated whether marriage has a special moral status and relation to the human good.
Arthur Richman, the senior adviser in the Yankees' media relations department, has a special interest in the outcome of the presidential contest between George W. Bush, former managing partner of the Texas Rangers, and Al Gore.
McBurney sent him to Boston's Peter Williams (no relation to Nadezhda Williams), who has a special interest in maritime subjects.
Not only that, if a doctor has any special relation with a company, we can identify that by seeing most of the products of that company in the prescription and can form our strategy to [make them switch their preference]." - MR "… by monitoring prescriptions, we can identify prescribing habits of a doctor.
It therefore requires additional arguments to claim that among all possible order relations on a given set, one and only one has a special status.
In fact, out of the four pools (only three are for recreation), the serenity pool has a special feng shui arrangement to it that has a special spatial design and orientation in relation to patterns of the flow of energy of the space.
