Sentence examples for relation so from inspiring English sources

Bainbridge portrays a hatred as intense as love, a relation so envenomed that every gesture, no matter how harmless, is misunderstood or resented.

My thanks to Kathleen Steinberg of the College Board (who is no relation, so far as we know), for sending us that prompt.

But mobile-phone users wanted the web proper, not some poor relation, so WAP turned out to be a flop.Thank goodness, then, for Opera, a Norwegian software firm.

Whereas the kinship between the ancient Antigone and Oedipus is an objective relation, so that his curse is passed down to her through blood and name, their kinship in the modern version is ultimately a subjective one.

The limited pot of names meant that no one was quite sure who was a blood relation; so, in the late Joseon period, the king enforced a ban on marriages between people with identical bongwan (a restriction that was only lifted in 1997).

God sets up the mind body relation so that our sensations are good guides for most circumstances.

(The United States and Iran do not share banking relations, so cashing the check in Tehran might have been complicated).

He did not say why it had left industrial relations so late in the eight-week campaign.

He concluded that a "comprehensive" policy, offering better relations so long as North Korea curbed both its nuclear ambitions and its missile sales, was the best way forward.

But with a nuclear-charged North Korea, and China's and Japan's relations so bad, the neighbours urgently need to get to know each other better.

Just as the 2008 election involved a debate on race relations, so the 2012 election will involve one on American capitalism.