Sentence examples for in a different relationship from inspiring English sources

But Mariah and Einat started out in a different relationship.

It puts the spectator in a different relationship to his emotions.

"It's just a downward dog in a different relationship to gravity," Ms. Lee said.

"Because in every scene we're in a different relationship, it's like I'm learning how to have relationships from the show".

It's not that people in different countries are less valuable than my compatriots, it's that I stand in a different relationship to them and therefore have different responsibilities.

The novel is sharper on the divisions of race: Victor astutely notes that his blackness puts him in a different relationship to the police than his newfound white comrades.

"All of these artists were interested in building a different relationship with the viewer, and I think a lot of that has to do with the influence of phenomenology, particularly the ideas of Merleau-Ponty and the idea that perception is pre-cognitive," explains Lynn Zelevansky, one of the show's co-curators and a director of the CMOA.

"We refuse to believe that Japan is incapable of transitioning into the modern era as so many other countries have done in moving to a different relationship with whales in the twenty-first century, namely, watching them instead of killing them," he said.

However, a 2010 study of allometry in Dimetrodon found a different relationship between its sail and body mass: the actual scaling exponent of the sail was much larger than the exponent expected in an animal adapted to heat dissipation.

This study differed in that we demonstrated a different relationship of MACE to Troponin and to CK-MB.

Writing about a past that predates our own lives involves, in its very nature, a different relationship to the material.