Sentence examples for relating as a from inspiring English sources

When justifying himself to the Walloon Church over the obscenities alleged to be found there, he claimed not to be producing obscenities but only to be relating, as a good historian must, what others had produced.

An impaired functional walking capacity has been related as well to a reduced health related quality of life [ 7].

Even the beating he got for doing it on a Sunday is related as a matter of happy recollection.

Dr. Currie said that the animal was apparently related to the Giganotosaurus, but that it was a new species and genus, making the two creatures as closely related as a dog and a fox.

The holiday may share its DNA with Halloween, but the two are about as closely related as a toy poodle and a wolf.

The rise of modern bureaucracy is a well-established topic in sociology and political science, where it is often related as a tale of increasing order and rationality.

My affinity with the book was twofold – my insatiable craving for food beyond the point of mere over-indulgence and an interest in all things animal related (as a teenager, I was absolutely set on becoming a vet).

Whatever the reason, her decision to review the book despite her certainty of its violation of "literary law and order" seems, if not a similar violation in degree, at least related as a species of literary dishonesty.

Similarly, people and power are related as a pair.

These results suggest, on the other hand, the higher probability of other factors that are procedurally related as a cause.

And thus, even though we cannot know all durations, every single one that comes into existence must be related, as a part, to the others.