Sentence examples for relationship envisaged from inspiring English sources

The close relationship envisaged has evaporated.

This is rather at odds both with the discourse in BMA and arc about the success of biomedicine, as well as the close ongoing relationship envisaged by AC between doctor and patient.

Berlioz, who in 1858 first coined the term when describing his work Roméo et Juliette, explained the distinctive relationship he envisaged between voice and orchestra: Even though voices are often used, it is neither a concert opera nor a cantata, but a choral symphony.

Since then, we have learned that there is a lot more to this relationship than we initially envisaged.

It is envisaged that this relationship also has the potential to be used in the design of new comminution circuits.

I falsely envisaged how our relationship would change once I could have penetrative sex.

The relationship between William and Kate is a much more equal relationship than one could possibly have envisaged.

Sturgeon, who described their discussion as "constructive and very good", said she envisaged a good working relationship developing with May.

But a second inquiry was envisaged, to investigate the relationship between the police and other public bodies, and the media.

(Contrast the dialectical model of the relationship between perception and feeling that is envisaged in Alvin Plantinga's discussion of Jonathan Edwards: Plantinga 2000, pp. 301 303).

Considering these factors, it has been strongly debated whether environmental epidemiology studies can show causal relationships between exposures and disease as Bradford Hill envisaged the elements of data contributing to a conclusion of a causal association [ 51].