Sentence examples for in the same relations from inspiring English sources

Hence necessity will track the following-from relation because both are grounded in the same relations of conceptual involvement.

We may also worry that, as with the temporal parts account, it's not clear whether anything really changes on this picture: the banana always stands in the same relations to the various times.

The crucial feature of this case is that Lumpl and Goliath share all of their historical properties and appear to stand in the same relations to everything else around them.

Leibniz (LV.47 — this notation means Leibniz's Fifth letter, section 47, and so on) says that (i) a body comes to have the 'same place' as another once did, when it comes to stand in the same relations to bodies we 'suppose' to be unchanged (more on this later).

However, he also holds that properties are particular, incapable of being instantiated by more than one individual, even at different times; hence it is impossible for the two bodies to be in literally the same relations to the unchanged bodies.

At the same time, the dominions were not considered to stand in the same relation to the United Kingdom or among themselves as foreign countries.

Military sanity in "No One Thinks of Greenland" stands in the same relation to sanity that military music, as the saying goes, stands to music.

After all there is nothing more unnatural than suddenly breaking into a dance, an activity in the same relation to everyday movement as poetry is to prose.

Yet for this very reason "On Hashish" stands in the same relation to a more conventional essay on drugs as Benjamin's literary essays do to conventional criticism.

In this respect the Russian aristocracy stand in the same relation to the manufacturing industry, as the English aristocracy do to the agricultural.

Haute couture stands in the same relation to what most people can, or would, really wear as much of cinema stands to the way most people can, or do, live and this is no problem.