Sentence examples for on relating to from inspiring English sources

Besides the book reviews, the new issue includes an interview with the philosopher Judith Butler on relating to one's enemies; the writer Rick Moody discussing the rock band Magnetic Fields; and a piece about how the latest incarnation of Est seminars is being used by major corporations.

They come about because neighbors insist on relating to one another as individuals, rather than as members of parties or groups; they flow from the neighborly principle of one good turn for another, rather than from a political principle such as the universal rights of man.

Since most of the midwives were prone to relate to the existing truth, their focus may primarily have been on what they themselves did or did not do as well as on their own feelings in relation to the experience rather than on relating to their relationship and collaboration with the woman.

"They were hopeful that we would relinquish any material that we might be reporting on, relating to Edward Snowden".

"The more places I go, the richer my regional understanding and the more data points I can bring to bear on relating to people in that next new place.

"Unfortunately the stuff we welcomed early on relating to mentoring is in danger of being replaced by the concept of supervision – which is about holding someone to account, rather than helping them chart a course so they are able to rehabilitate themselves".

The White House has said it only would accept a bill that does not carry add-ons relating to Obamacare or other spending cuts.

So I early on related to beatniks, the bohemian world of letters and art".

And the cultural ferment going on – related to Vietnam, Watergate – accelerated that change".

Or perhaps there is something deeper and more long-term going on, related to the aging of the baby boomers, changing family patterns, or something else.

We have a lot going on related to event capture and real-world monitoring.