Sentence examples for relation to the kind from inspiring English sources

"His personality and his life bore no relation to the kind of things that happened".

Or with Pekin duck, no relation to the kind wrapped in pancakes in fancy Chinese restaurants.

The film is also an announcement, in advance, of the New Wave's demise -- at least its demise in relation to the kind of Hollywood moviemaking that Mr. Godard dismisses as "cosmetic" in "Histoire(s) du Cinéma".

It bears little relation to the kind of free agency enjoyed by soccer players throughout the world, with MLS keeping the kind of 'cost control' it considers so important.

Different resilience levels are expected to be intertwined with different scale ranges of real habitats, in relation to the kind and intensity of natural and human disturbances.

Considering such premises, a model was elaborated to assess the locals in relation to the kind of management to be adopted (conservation or restoration) and, for locals indicated for restoration, the kind of restoration to be adopted (assisted or passive).

This is baloney, at least in relation to the kinds of algorithms we're talking about here (neural networks are a different story).

Results were considered in relation to the kinds of family-based social and conversational experiences that might foster ToM growth throughout the period from toddlerhood to the threshold of primary school.

"I think I'd have to say over the last few months, we've had minimal co-operation in relation to the kinds of details that I need to know, particularly mental health, self-harm and the processes for those that are transferred," she said.

There did not appear to be material inequalities in relation to the kinds of cancers researched online; a broad range of cancers seemed to have been looked into by patient respondents.

And things will get worse, not better, until we all recognize the centrality of gender roles and relations to the kind of society we live in.