Sentence examples for one's relation from inspiring English sources

Rita Mae Brown wrote an early article on this, arguing that education and academic status did not automatically change a working class woman's identity, which is based not just on one's relation to production, but one's behavior, basic assumptions about life, and experiences in childhood (Brown 1974).

"The job of grading freshman compositions has a corrosive effect on one's relation with the English language," he says.

Then — as so often happens in actual conversation — once one begins discussing a situation in detail, reliving it, one's emotions change, one's relation to the material changes.

There is an attempt to distinguish between the facts that one's relationship to an organism is different from one's relation to a person qua being, and that one's actions toward an organism are different from the way that one acts toward a person.

One maintains one's relation with the work, but argues with it.

It is a technical lapse to be other than an analyst in one's relation with an analytic patient.

Indeed his boldest, albeit implicit claim is that there is nothing more to be said about it — no other level of analysis worth pursuing, such as the impact of justice on one's psychological state, or on one's relations with other people or with the gods.

Privacy allows one the freedom to define one's relations with others and to define oneself.

"If only there were a coil one could light to keep one's relations away," he told Junior.

Others, however, do not so much pick out what is there as classify it and organize one's relations with it and with each other with regard to it.

These do not undermine the status quo as much as they make it impossible to discern stable features in one's life, and in one's relations to others, that are necessary if one is to act with integrity.