Sentence examples for living relationships from inspiring English sources

Mary encouraged her writers to sound off on the whole human condition: ways of living, relationships and morals; education, social services, and gaps in the welfare state.

No matter how carefully we defend our selves, all it takes is one footprint of another real person to recall us to the endlessly interesting hazards of living relationships.

But the relationship between religion and state, like all living relationships, is dynamic and always shifting.

The AQoL-8D contains 35 items, these are grouped into eight dimensions (Independent Living, Relationships, Mental Health, Coping, Pain, Senses, Happiness and Self-Worth), which may be further grouped into two 'super-dimensions' (ie, physical and psychosocial/mental).

But Mr. Keating didn't know any of the backstory -- how he had made a living, relationships, children, his likes and dislikes.

5 14 The 12-item AQoL-4D will be used for this study; it covers the dimensions of independent living, relationships, mental health and senses.

That's why, in spite of its name, the Cape Ann Historical Museum is as much about Gloucester's living relationship to the sea as it is about the past.

That seems the perfect metaphor for the yarsagumba, a living relationship in which a host and a parasite are involved in a continuous arms race.

He added that he doesn't "know what real life is like outside Romania, but in Bucharest, where I live, relationships are pretty brutal".

Mr. Segal said that the stolen data included information on government employees' sex lives, relationships, finances, contacts with foreign governments and other private details.

They not only provided information on the patterning of lived relationships, they also facilitated active "relationship work".