Sentence examples for relations to each from inspiring English sources

The story consists of the gradual revelation of their true relations to each other.

She invokes the philosopher John Rawls, whose vision of justice is of a "symmetry of everyone's relations to each other".

If one considers the subject matter of the social sciences, for example, it seems that social phenomena are the product of people standing in complicated relations to each other and acting in complicated ways.

The interests of all the States in their relations to each other in the federal union demand that the ultimate tribunal to decide upon the election of president should be a constituent body, in which the states in their federal relationships and the people in their sovereign capacity should be represented".

There seems to be confusion about who they and their children are, too: the Times notes that "Initial reports indicated that 12 women and children were in the compound; it now appears that there were as many as 17," and that their relations to each other, and to bin Laden, are not clear.

Shcherbatov's vision of the ideal state is embodied in his Journey to the Land of Ophir (1784), a utopian fantasy depicting a Russia in which Peter I's westernizing reforms have been reversed, and the nobility and the serfs are confirmed in what Shcherbatov viewed as their "natural" (and inherently unequal) relations to each other.

FPAH patients were on average eighth degree relations to each-other (they are 3rd cousins, 3rd cousins once removed, or 2nd cousins once removed).

It examines our relation to technology as well as our splintering relation to each other.

And the experts within my department make assessments in relation to each of those cases".

They move little, and slowly, and mostly just in relation to each other.

Council and housing association rents often bear little relation to each other or prevailing property values.