Sentence examples for relation of men from inspiring English sources

"It is a deep object lesson — a lurid demonstration — of the relation of men to the 'meaning' of the Constitution".

Parents are above children in terms of authority, and humans above animals, in terms both of dominion and compassion: poor people should be fed before hungry animals… [but] the hierarchical relation of men and women is not so clearly enforced".

The piece is positively bursting with poetic ideas about the relation of man to the earth.

It is all about infinity, and relation of man to another and God, etc.

In both you find repetition, discontinuity, direct relation of man to the cosmos, passages of intense sexual loathing.

Among some peoples the relation of man and the higher powers is of special concern and gives rise to myths that try to clarify this relationship.

Nature writers have long looked at the spiritual relation of man and place, but as the boundaries of nature and civilization blur, the genre has increasingly emphasized, often in a scolding way, how little remains of the natural world.

(This interval has since been replaced by the Paleogene and Neogene periods.) Among his 1,200 books and papers are Reptilia and Aves of North America (1869 70) and Relation of Man to Tertiary Mammalia (1875).

So in these diaries there is mention of his friend and neighbour, Richard Mabey, who tackled East Anglia and the spiritual relation of man and place in his book "Nature Cure".

No, what "Contempt" is most profoundly interested in is what Lang is interested in: the relation of man to nature, here represented by Capri and the tranquil Mediterranean and, of course, by the less restful beauty of Ms. Bardot.

"You'll never understand me," he says to her, an almost existential statement about the relations of men and women.