I'd like to have some relationship with them," he said.
The writers, musicians and artists who are the portraits' subjects all have some relationship to material in the Morgan's collection.
CHYNA and Eddie have some relationship issues to work out," said Marissa McMahon, the wrestling federation's director of public relations.
But in domestic matters, hard-boiled New York voters are apt to think civility and niceness ought to have some relationship -- even in divorce court.
"Love it, live with it, or want to eradicate it altogether, most adult Americans have some relationship to the word," Als wrote.
But I have a feeling of awkwardness about my own role, as if I have some relationship to all of this".
But she says she also wanted the viewer to have some relationship with the animals, and think about their place in nature.
His strongest pictures tease out the inner, optimised image we all carry within ourselves, hoping that it might have some relationship to the way others see us: strong, wise, finely featured.
"I saw this as a golden opportunity to have some relationship with this great man, as well as a great opportunity for our students," Mr. Webb said in a telephone interview.
Love it, live with it, or want to eradicate it altogether, most adult Americans have some relationship to the word, and presumably Kennedy sees his book as a "healing," intended to treat our social and political cancer by verbalizing it.
There were no evocations of, say, Hamas terrorists or the notion that the travel restrictions might have some relationship to Palestinians celebrated and revered for turning themselves into bombs meant to detonate on buses, in hotels, cafes, universities.
