Sentence examples for living relation from inspiring English sources

There is always (I am quoting the poet/translator Américo Ferrari) "an unspeakable where, perhaps, the nucleus of the living relation between the poem and the world resides".

Chrysothemis, the third sibling, stands alone on stage amid the mayhem, crying out for her brother, her last living relation.

Every living relation is essential and contributes to human wholeness because human wholeness ("man's unique essence") is known or posited only in living out a set of relations.

It is a bit like having a water ride in Venice; the place is a water ride already, and organically so — Paris is a "beach," a place with a living relation to its waterside already (unlike New York).

As for Japan, it controls the demand for nursing-home places by the simple expedient of refusing to let into a nursing home any elderly person who has a living relation.

The story, about a frustrated Edwardian man (Bryce Pinkham) separated from a family earldom by eight living relations, features Mr. Mays (known for being similarly adaptable in "I Am My Own Wife") as all of those relations.

During the mid-20th century, studies of kinship became increasingly abstract and removed from the practice of actual lived relations and the powerful emotions that they engendered.

That it was a woman who taught us to bracket the assumption that the lived body's sex/gender was accidental to its lived relations, positions, engagements, etc. is a matter of history.

"Essentially, we identified where wild pollinators were living in relation to crops.

The second contribution of this study is towards the analysis of different transnational forms of living in relation to children's health.

As Buber always understood it, human wholeness lies in the meeting of the one with the other in a living fourfold relation to things, individual persons, the mystery of Being, and self.