Sentence examples for particular relation from inspiring English sources

Two particleboard cabinets were bolted to the walls randomly, in no particular relation to each other.

We had a discussion the other day, not in particular relation to these signings but does everyone have to get on all of the time in teams?

He is "set aside" for a particular relation to that which is regarded as holy and good.

The prize's patron, actress Tilda Swinton, said that she was a 'great believer in love and its particular relation to art', before going on to describe Lott as 'incomparably great'.

In fact, both said that in debate analysis on Tuesday night, some networks seemed to take greater pains than before to explain to viewers that the focus-group results bore no particular relation to the views of voters in their state or region.

This took a new form, about the time of Dickens's separation from his wife, in his giving public readings from his works, and it is significant that, when trying to justify this enterprise as certain to succeed, he referred to "that particular relation (personally affectionate and like no other man's) which subsists between me and the public".

The administration's foreign policy will affect its energy policies -- in particular, relations with Iraq, Iran and Saudi Arabia.

In particular, relations with Montenegro, Serbia's tiny but restive sister republic, need to be resolved.

In particular, relations between scientists and government have been soured and a great deal of unnecessary time has been wasted.

In the name of general principles such as tradition, order, authority and moderation, they seek to preserve particular relations of power.

In particular, relations between China and the United States have hit a rough patch, with no sign that conflicts between the two will be resolved anytime soon.