Sentence examples for relation something from inspiring English sources

There was in numbers and their relation something absolute, certain, not to be questioned, beyond doubt.

This is a descending sequence in the membership relation, something forbidden by FA.

Sklar (1974, 229 233) has suggested that the problem of absolute acceleration arises because we tend to think of acceleration as a dyadic relation: something accelerates either with respect to some observable or unobservable entity.

Each [activity] can give its own experiential relation, something the audience can interact with, use, and perhaps reach meaning.

She excels at public relations, something that Mr Cardenas seemed to think beneath him.

It also offers an Asian perspective on race relations – something we rarely see in pop culture.

He acknowledged the film would reflect current discussions around America's race relations, something he was "very excited" about.

But he said leaders were now determined to improve economic relations, something he said was highlighted in a recent agreement with Bangladesh.

A discussion about the future of American race relations – something which Gates and Crowley have apparently pledged to reconvene to do more of – is important.

It seems every time there is a step forward in improving relations, something else comes along – a new announcement from the education secretary or the DfE – that sets everything back.

We should all be alert to other people's humanity in proposing sexual relations, and just as alert in proposing to police them for having them — that is different from criticizing unequal sexual relations, something that has been part of everyone's moral education in the past twenty years.