Sentence examples for relationship to anything from inspiring English sources

She has no relationship to anything except her endless reserves of whiny criticism.

We are saturated with music and videos that have no relationship to anything but the bottom line.

In this, too, Tinariwen is like the blues, but the music's relationship to anything beyond the desert is easy to overstate.

"It's as far-flung a piece of production as I've ever done because it really bears no relationship to anything we did in the studio.

Most of all, it has no meaningful or enjoyable relationship to anything else, either at street level or on the skyline.

But the truth is that the attacks on the president have no relationship to anything he is actually doing or proposing.

We are intellectually matched and get on very well, but neither of us want the relationship to be anything more than it is.

"My General Law of Tolerance is that tolerance is exercised in an inverse relationship to there being anything at stake," he said.

For all the subtlety with which "Northern Skirts" evokes the social disruption in this rather seedy Austrian town, its examination of intersecting lives is too haphazard for most of the characters or their relationships to be anything but sketchy, and this fragmentary narrative style results in some confusion.

And Shostakovich's relationship to the Soviet Union was anything but simple.

"I had been dating people, but none of the relationships was amounting to anything," she said.