Sentence examples for in certain relationships from inspiring English sources

He said the fall had left him with herniated disks, loss of height, worn-down teeth, heart damage and frustration and anger that "leaks out in certain relationships," according to court papers.

The slave's partial recognition of equality within society comes from the influence of the "signs and effects of this system [of social interrelations] all about him" (LPPO 114) which acquaint him with certain abstract concepts, and which place him in certain relationships to other members of that society.

Since these are context specific, the categories necessarily situate phenomena in relation to others to be yin is to have a relationship to something that is yang, to be wood-like is to stand in certain relationships to fire, metal, earth, and air.

We believe in God, in certain people, in certain relationships.

The exploration of my childhood serves as a tool in identifying explanations for my reactions to certain situations and patterns I've repeated in certain relationships.

In addition, only rape cases that were reported to the police were included in the study, and this may reduce the generalisability of and bias findings, as survivors in certain relationships (e.g. rape in marriage) or those lacking injuries may be less likely to report their cases.

Shortly after her father's mysterious death, India's life gets more complicated when her father's charming yet somewhat strange younger brother, Charlie Matthew Goodee), moves in, and certain relationships become... inappropriate.

To apply the findings of this study, the common CNVRs we were able to identify will be useful in analyzing certain relationships among phenotypes.

This approach was found to be useful in identifying certain relationships, such as tight coupling of stromal metabolism, relative convergence values between classes of simulations (high and low starch, low and high ATP and orthophosphate), and sensitivity of internal metabolite concentrations (steady-state maltose concentration dependence on arabinogalactan and glucose levels in the cytosol).

Keep in mind that certain relationships which may otherwise work out can be hamstrung by differences in each partners' priorities.

The abilities to respond in terms of certain relationships between stimuli, to abstract those relationships and invariant features from a complex and changing array of stimuli, and, above all perhaps, to transfer such learning to a completely novel set of physical stimuli seem to be some of the more important processes underlying the solution of complex discriminative problems.