Sentence examples for relation at all from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Syriza won on a platform of having a "different" relationship with the EU, rather than no relation at all.

"Try this nettle," he grins, and when I flinch he says, "actually it's a Dead Nettle, no relation at all.

And while we're on the subject, Saddam Hussein bears basically no relation at all to Adolf Hitler, and I don't want to hear one more word about appeasement.

These chapters of the Oral History bore no relation at all that I could see to the Oral History as Gould had described it.

The rough, for example, bears no relation at all to the shaggy AstroTurf bordering the fairways on so many American courses, or even to the luxuriant mats that are so assiduously cultivated for United States Open courses.

And the most remarkable thing of all is that this meal, this sceptered dish, this Full English bears no relation at all to what most people in England eat for breakfast.

With Sunni/Shi'ite relations at an all-time low across the world, Lebanon is at risk of all-out civil war, with pockets of violence frequently flaring up in Sidon, Tripoli, and the Bekaa Valley.

But with relations at an all-time low, it was unclear whether any of Greece's European partners would show up and, even if so, whether an agreement could be hashed out before the Greek government runs out of money.

At the time, the U.S. and Egypt had no diplomatic relations at all.

Sadly, I didn't seem to have any friends or relations at all.

This is because there cannot be any spatial relations at all between the corresponding particles of gloves that constitute two separate and distinct universes.