Sentence examples for it is in relation from inspiring English sources

The destiny of the finite self is that it comes to recognise itself as an element of the Absolute; it is in relation to this, Bosanquet says, that one sees its value.

It is in relation to this issue that NATO expansion should be judged.

On the infrequent times that sport does feature, it is in relation to celebrity.

Before you begin, look at the full length of the board and where it is in relation to your plumbing.

It is in relation to Murphy's work and his own general thesis that Kripal may lose some readers.

It's like if you listen to speeches by Nelson Mandela: so much of it is in relation to the land".

"This would help the pigeon know where it was in relation to its goal".

It was in relation to the first kind of anti-Semitism that Disraeli defined himself.

The component I worked on was to help the robot understand where it was in relation to a wall.

It was in relation to hanging upside down on the bars, a dangerous practice and one which is strictly forbidden.

"Whether it's in relation to the protection of mosques, whether it's in relation to engagement with British Muslim communities, whether it's in relation to acknowledging the level of hate either within the party or within government policymaking, whether it's the way we use the language of British Muslim communities, it is our bigotry blind spot.