Sentence examples for relationship with what from inspiring English sources

You want a closer relationship with what you eat?

They know who you're in a relationship with, what your past is.

Most writers pay tribute to this superstitious, feudal relationship with what TS Eliot called "the dark embryo" of inspiration.

The simplest way to take on a proactive relationship with what you eat is to grow some of it yourself.

A week later I learned I had got the job and started my relationship with what turned out to be my breakthrough role.

There is no reason other than superstition to believe that using an e-book diminishes your personal relationship with what you read.

He told me that he wished he'd spent time building relationships with what he called "the feminist community".

He said such a role would hurt relationships with what he called "the most marginalized and vulnerable people within our community".

Self-published authors, the renegades of the industry, are seemingly side-stepping legacy publishing to build direct relationships with what Marjorie Scardino, chief executive of Pearson, calls "reader constituencies" – cutting out the middle man.

But there is a fresh urgency, according to Whitmarsh and like-minded scholars, to the study of the classical world's relationships with what is now the Middle East, and the new approaches are significantly different from those offered in the past.

Strangely, at least two of the 11 nominated candidates for the Oxford University professor of poetry – voter registration closes on Friday – have almost boasted of their quite marginal relationships with what Dylan Thomas termed the "craft or sullen art", and several have waxed extremely unlyrical in trumpeting their pitches for the job.