Sentence examples for loss of relation from inspiring English sources

He diagnoses the malaise of modern Western society (in politics, philosophy, art and religion) very much in terms of a loss of relation and what goes with it, a loss of the sense of vocation to a sort of "artistic" transformation of the world.

A possible explanation for the loss of relation is that after five years both lead in soil and lead in blood concentration decreases and loses the statistical association.

This may over time result in a loss of relations, knowledge, credibility, and legitimacy (Sandvik 2016:2016

As we said earlier, medieval philosophers share the intuition that the acquisition (or loss) of relations can occur without any real change on the part of their subject.

The later houselenessness that occurs in adulthood is a product of that earlier Indigenous homelessness, the early loss of relations," he says.

The later displacement that occurs in adulthood is a product of that earlier Indigenous homelessness, the early loss of relations," he says.

Error in the identification of genes and the imperfect list of disease terms utilized may lead to the loss of relations that are present within documents.

It goes from the emphasis on primary relations of the Chicago School, through the analysis of the loss of neighborly relations in big modern cities, towards a more diverse empirical examination of neighborhoods.

The woman's husband was awarded $675,000 for loss of marital relations, their lawyers said.

It is associated with high exercise volumes and negative exercise attitudes that might lead to negative consequences such as injuries and loss of social relations.

This would result in conflicting expectations about the same objects, loss of logical relations between statements made with those concepts, and ultimately incoherence and miscommunication (Kuhn 2000 [1993], 232, 238).