Sentence examples for relation of master from inspiring English sources
It was in this atmosphere of virile camaraderie that there developed the characteristic ideal of Greek love that was enduringly to mark Hellenic civilization and to deeply influence its conception of education itself for example, in the relation of master to pupil.
In examining this question we must bear in mind what is the common and general law governing the relation of master and servant which prevails also in Missouri By this law a servant cannot recover from a common master for injuries suffered from the negligence of a fellow servant.
Rep. 141, power to pass an act which regulated the relation of master and servant, so as to impose on the carrier, while engaged in interstate commerce, liability for the negligence of a fellow servant, for which at common law there was no liability, and depriving such carrier of the common-law defense of contributory negligence save by way of reduction of damages, was upheld.
- They have taught that man may, properly, be a slave; that the relation of master and slave is ordained of God; that to send back an escaped bondman to his master is clearly the duty of all the followers of the Lord Jesus Christ; and this horrible blasphemy is palmed off upon the world for christianity.
Now the relation of masters and slaves is... a total violation of this principle".
In his imagination, the tale is about the decline of the British Empire, the relations of masters and servants, the differences between classical acting and calypso acting, race prejudice and lots more.
While Virginia has joyful and string-free sex, the relations of Masters and his own wife (Caitlin Fitzgerald) are increasingly dutiful and procreation-driven.
The command of the robot is described in [ 10] and is based on the equivalence relation of the master arm stylus and the robot's tool.
Then, as time p237 passed, the relations of the master and of his pupil to this work became increasingly obscure and some attributed it to Poseidonius, others to Asclepiodotus.
For 25 years in Los Angeles she was viewed by many as a queen of public relations, master of the fine art of networking, and guru of event planning, particularly among the city's African Americans.
But as a way in to the history of the mind, the relation between master and disciple could scarcely be richer in terms of drama, with its perilous trusts and shattering betrayals.
