Sentence examples for on her relation from inspiring English sources
I can hear the art historians of the future speculating sapiently on her mood, her melancholy, even on her relation to the painter.
Lakshmi displays the "three essential attributes of a mediator: mercy …, dependence on the Lord, … and non-subservience [to] another [than the Lord]." Her ability to mediate between souls and their Lord is thus ultimately dependent on her relation to Vishnu.
Her divine power does not depend on her relation to a husband-god, and thus her actions are not dependent on the need to conciliate such a one or accord with his qualities and attitudes.
She writes amusingly and with insight on her relations with Allen, who "loved neurotic girls".
At her request, Edward bestowed gifts of land and titles on her relations and arranged marriages to rich and powerful families.
Her body and her face are among the precision tools of her trade, so it's understandable that she takes a hands-on interest in her relation with the camera, whether it's shooting film or stills.
Barbara Grinols, Karl's ex-wife, who lives in New Hampshire, said that Ms. Wasserman often sent as much as $4,000 a month, usually through money orders, to her relations on both coasts.
Next year will see the release of Nacho Vigalondo's curious monster-movie hybrid Colossal, in which Anne Hathaway's self-destructive protagonist discovers an absurd affinity with the Godzilla-type creature laying waste to south-east Asia across the globe – a connection that turns out to hinge on her fractious relations with overbearing men.
"PC Weatherley denied that these texts showed any sinister motive on her part in relation to her conduct under investigation," it said.
Although Kristin kept a notebook including observations of the everyday practices in the lab, as well as on her own role and relation to the group as an embedded anthropologist, her work was ultimately instrumentalised to considering the intellectual property issues arising from the team's technical products (Rabinow and Bennett, 2012, p. 7).
There she was brought up at the court of King Henry II and his queen Catherine de Médicis with their own large family, assisted by relations on her mother's side, the powerful Guises.
