Sentence examples for relation to whatever from inspiring English sources

When he's under pressure or confused, he recounts arcane anecdotes about the group that have an uncanny metaphoric relation to whatever is going on around him.

There is an irony here, since philosophers often present themselves as thinkers who attain a supreme objectivity in relation to whatever issues they engage with.

We name lifein relation to whatever we step out from when weopen the door, and whatever comes back in on its own.

James's classic in the psychology of religion defines religion as "the feelings, acts and experiences of individual men in their solitude, so far as they apprehend themselves to stand in relation to whatever they may consider the divine".

His interest is not in religious institutions, ritual, or, even for the most part, religious ideas, but in "the feelings, acts, and experiences of individual men in their solitude, so far as they apprehend themselves to stand in relation to whatever they may consider the divine" (V, 31).

His approach likewise manifested appreciation of the multiplicity of forms of knowledge, in particular the cleavage between theoretical understanding of the world as it necessarily is, and practical knowledge of how to deliberate about acting in relation to whatever "could be otherwise".

According to Spinoza's account of causation, this means that existing substances exist in virtue of conceptual relations to whatever explains their existence, and, similarly, conceptual relations explain the non-existence of non-existing substances.

He said with a presence both north and south the company was "very well hedged" in relation to Brexit, whatever the outcome.

His sense of 'rightness' in relation to his subject, whatever it was.

We had decided to take in Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Cooper Island, Jost Van Dyke (no relation to Dick, Marina Cayy and whatever others took our fancy as we sashayed around on Bellezza.

And yet he doesn't seem to understand how the culture of the Internet works in relation to free speech – whatever your views on Moat or any other topic – or at least that's how it appears.