Sentence examples similar to relating to a passage from inspiring English sources

The list of comic characters in the Tractatus is closely related to a passage in Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics, in which the boaster (the person who says more than the truth) is compared with the mock-modest man (the person who says less), and the buffoon (who has too much wit) is contrasted with the boor (who has too little).

Discussions of singular terms were frequently related to a passage from Porphyry's Isagoge.

It could be hypothesised that the different tumorigenicity is related to a higher passage number into mice for xenografts giving rise to colospheres than for xenografts leading to the CT320X6 cell line.

The censored passage relates to a chapter entitled the "Wilson Plot" - a reference to attempts to smear the former Labour prime minister and destablise his government.

The passage of these compounds is related to a modification of the phenolic profile [32].

The voucher requirement fits into a galaxy of issues relating to the passage and implementation of the law that Douglas says has increased his sense of frustration with his state's government.

What the articles relating to the passage of SB 1462 fail to ask is who is going to pay for the care of these sick and dying released individuals?

In a passage relating to faith and family life, the Pope restates the Church's opposition to gay marriage.

Of course it is also related to the passage of UNCLOS because 200 nautical miles of EMZ is a creation by UNCLOS.

Mr. Donaldson and the commission must also finish issuing new rules related to the passage of the corporate governance law of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, which will have its one-year anniversary next week.

Physical processes related to the passage of low-energy ions and atoms (plasma particles) in cylindrical channels (nanotubes) are discussed.