Sentence examples for more immediate relation from inspiring English sources

This is the full-length close-up that follows the long-shot and it brings Venus into still more immediate relation to the viewer.

Thus Buber managed to meld Kantian metaphysical and ethical conceptions into a more immediate relation with things as they appear to us and as we represent them to ourselves that resonated with a conception of reality in its immediacy that he had discovered in Nietzsche.

Yorck writes: "The relation of self to feeling is more immediate" than the subject's relation to representation (ST, p. 99).

Increasingly, Mr. Scanlon came to define a new, often harsher, certainly more immediate brand of public relations, often termed crisis management.

This strategy appears to be failing, partly because Muslims view the BJP as a more immediate threat than closer relations with the U.S. Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) MP and central committee member Hannan Mollah reportedly told media, "Let's see what strategy can be worked out to convince the Muslim electorate that we are not working in tandem with the BJP".

This tension, he explained, means we now need to balance our understanding of concern for distant others with the particularity of our relations with more immediate communities.

Those attitudes are worrying, not only because they are shared by a generation that will one day be responsible for managing Chinese-American relations but also because more immediate changes in Chinese society are giving them added weight.

Because the transmission model is a dynamic process, the effect of the simulation of bovine removal on human infection rates is not immediate and so occurs over time, particularly in relation to prevalence; the effect on incidence is more immediate and pronounced.

Yet relations between the 52-year-old and the Rangers board had already broken down, meaning a more immediate exit was more mutually beneficial.

"They want more immediate results".

The payoff is more immediate.