Sentence examples for has no more relation from inspiring English sources

The coati has no more relation to an aardvark than to any other vertebrate, so the name is misleading.

Clarence Cook of The New York Daily Tribune, for one, railed against it as having "no more relation to the 19th century and to America than a stuffed dodo would have," and thought the eagle looked like "an exasperated crow".

Executives will have privileges that bear no more relation to real achievement than the fat and ugly cult leader's expectation of sex.

Our vocabularies, Rorty suggests, "have no more of a representational relation to an intrinsic nature of things than does the anteater's snout or the bowerbird's skill at weaving".

It is clear that 高興 gāoxìng 'happy' has more relation types than 愉快 'pleasant'pleasant

The study perception indicates that purchasing desire and attraction had more relation.

In this study, dynamic channel selection was used for determining the channels having more relation with emotions.

I wanted my Buddha to be more fun, cool and attractive, and have more relation with my life".

I wanted my Buddha to be more fun, cool and attractive, and have more relation with my life". For Yulong, that means China's thriving breakdancing community: "Dancing gives me passion for life and makes me more and more optimistic and progressive.

"It is not necessarily unethical or immoral," he said, "it is just a fact of life that Exelon has more relations with senior administration officials than others, which means Exelon has a direct line to fairly high places in the White House if they need to".

"This is happening at a time when North Korea seems to have realized that it needs to have more relations with other countries in order to improve its own situation".