Sentence examples for relationship strikes from inspiring English sources

A successful aesthetic relationship strikes a good balance between factors which facilitate and others which inhibit understanding.

"The charge stems from a relationship that has gone horribly wrong in a number of ways and has resulted in one party to that relationship striking out at Mr. Barry and repaying him for some of his kindness, some of his effort to be of assistance to that individual by offering up these charges we believe to be false".

The relationship struck some readers of Ms. Sedgwick's work as anomalous: one of the creators of queer theory was straight, although she disliked the term, which ran counter to her notion of sexual orientation as a continuum rather than a category.

So the idea of running away from my new relationship struck a chord.

The way time was twisted in knots and affected relationships struck a chord.

I'm one of those who believes that relationships strike very deep into us, and they can become one of our greatest learning tools, whether or not they turn out all sunshine and rainbows.

Her puppyish overconfidence is certainly amusing; likewise, the strenuously matey relationship she strikes up with her crowd.

Suppose a relationship is struck up between an MP and a member of staff.

The painting, executed at what Outred calls "the peak" of Freud and Bacon's relationship, is striking.

Under a "relationship agreement" struck at the time of its flotation, easyJet's ancillary revenues are capped at 25% of the total.

Her explanation was the relationship she struck with a black woman who came to work with her at the University of Minnesota in 1952.