Sentence examples for it has a relation to from inspiring English sources

"I don't think it has a relation to the rest of the season".

They did it with old-fashioned stop action, and the whole thing feels like it has a relation to average American emotional life.

As a creative activity, it is ultimately dependent upon (and Maritain says that it is "ordained to") the creator and, therefore, it has a relation to the divine and to the transcendentals of goodness, truth, and unity.

Thus, value, in the sense which is at stake here, is grasped through an experience, like everything else that is grasped, but in its essence it doesn't have a relation to an experience anymore: it is neither personal nor relative, and therefore, it can be called an impersonal or absolute value".

I think it has a direct relation to divorce and its prevalence today.

It has a direct relation to the defect formation and carrier transport properties, and thus reflects the materials quality.

It has an interesting relation to politics, and the Oxford "Parodies" gives some attention to this history.

None of it had any relation to me.

Perhaps the greatest problem with realism in international relations is that it has a tendency to slip into its extreme version, which accepts any policy that can benefit the state at the expense of other states, no matter how morally problematic the policy is.

First of all, it is an environmentally friendly, easily recyclable material; it has a low weight in relation to strength, which is advantageous for transport, handling and production; moreover wood has aesthetic qualities, which give great possibilities in architectural design.

It has a close phylogenetic and physiological relation to human opportunists and pathogens (de Hoog 1993 ) which makes this strain a highly interesting model to study the evolution of virulence (Gostinčar et al. 2011 ).