Sentence examples for relation to the idea from inspiring English sources

How important is the scale of the TV screen in relation to the idea?

For a while, no one knew that 50 different names in the Dead Sea Scrolls debate were the prolific Mr. Golb, a graduate of Oberlin College who has a law degree from New York University and a doctorate in comparative literature from Harvard (dissertation: "The Problems of Privacy and Trust in Modern Literature, and their Relation to the Idea of Freedom").

However, they position themselves differently in relation to the idea of doing politics.

Findings are discussed in relation to the idea that gesture can facilitate performance in verbal improvisation.

Perhaps the most curious feature of pride is its indispensable relation to the idea of self.

Towards the end of the book, Rosenzweig once again taking up Meinecke's Fragestellung considers Hegel's ambiguous relation to the idea of the nation state.

This is as it should be: architecture only really makes sense in relation to the ideas and actions that influence and are influenced by it, and books that focus too narrowly on the magic of individual buildings sometimes get a bit narrow.

Geography has historically made important contributions to ideological debate in relation to the ideas of nature, environment, landscape, and space.

Based on the analysis of these aspects the study aims to explore how since the 1970's a number of essential aspects of health promotion policy have changed in Finland and in Portugal in relation to the ideas of HFA.

He wrote about the introduction to Beethoven's Fourth Symphony in relation to the Greek idea of chaos and catharsis.

Each paragraph has a particular topic in relation to the main idea of the reading.