Sentence examples for relation to the character from inspiring English sources

The answer lies in the personality of the poet, and his relation to the character of Harold.

In quantity and quality such punishment bore no special relation to the character or gravity of the offense.

Jason's Frost, cosily rumpled, slightly grumpy, is only a distant relation to the character who tells jokes so disgusting they can make people physically sick.

Thus their relation to the character of the experience that they are supposed to explain is inherently less direct, more convoluted than is the case for the representative realist's explanation.

The symbolic character of the artwork is seen, by Gadamer, not in terms of any form of simple 'representationalism', but instead in terms of the character of art as always showing something more than is literally present to us in the work (this aspect of art as referring outside itself is also taken up by Gadamer elsewhere in relation to the character of art as 'imitation' mimesis).

Mattsson explains some of the thinking behind this in relation to the character outfits.

Looking back, I suspect that Watership Down was the first book to introduce me to the notion of moral relativism; that the villain's villainy is defined only by its relation to the characters we are invited to like and to support.

Mr. Haynes said he had discussed the music for the film with Mr. Bernstein in relation to the characters, "but never in terms of 50's style, and how we are going to navigate it and utilize it but not ever let it become too ersatz, too ironical, too much of a reference to another period".

The statement in Choose, ruled the court, was not a statement in relation to the personal character or conduct of Mr Watkins.

On 5 November 2010 the election court held that Woolas had in fact acted unlawfully by making statements in relation to the personal character or conduct of his opponent Mr Watkins which amounted to an illegal practice.

He applied to the administrative court to challenge the interpretation that the election court had given to the relevant statutory provision (section 106 of the Representation of the People Act 1983) contending that on a proper interpretation none of the statements was in relation to the personal character or conduct of Mr Watkins.