Sentence examples for individual's relation from inspiring English sources

He then determined to follow not Hardy's hero, but Hardy himself (to the south west of England and into fiction deeply rooted in an individual's relation to the past).

Influenced by Roman Catholic philosophy and positive science, he created a "religation theory" of reality whereby an individual's relation to God and his sense of self were based on fulfillment of tasks obligatory upon entering the world.

In countless ways, interest in the loss of community, in the search for community, and in the individual's relation to society and morality have had expression in the work of the social sciences.

A moral idealist committed to a vision of social justice, Weil in her writings explored her own religious life while also analyzing the individual's relation with the state and God, the spiritual shortcomings of modern industrial society, and the horrors of totalitarianism.

These explanatory projects highlight individual's relation to aspects of her real-world environment and her fallibility about those relations, and thus naturally suggest an externalist approach to intentionality.

Nevertheless, almost since before Cohen's ink was dry, there have been significant disagreements about the proper interpretation of Cohen's account of the relation between religion and his systematic philosophy, and of his account of the individual's relation to God.

In this model, a state's relation to the international federation is closely analogous to an individual person's relation to a state.

Since the most dramatic feature of panic behaviour is every individual's disregard for his fellows' lives, many students believe that the fourth set of causes lies in the quality of every individual's relations with his fellows.

The consensus of a number of writers, from a broad social science background, is that face includes a socially formed self-image that is essential to the dynamics of an individual's relations with others irrespective of their cultural background or national context.

Thus, social capital exists not in the person who possesses the resource but in that individual's relations to other persons (Portes, 1998).

In conclusion, the relations between design and execution, between activity and passivity, are examined in order to show how similar the administrative corps' tense relation with the state is to the individual engineer's relation with his corps.