Sentence examples for relationship with which from inspiring English sources

First, there is the unquenchable afterlife of a tragic relationship with which Hughes himself spent half a lifetime grappling.

"I'm probably going to continue to use the thing that I have a good relationship with, which is Google," he said.

Given her new-found fondness for putting her feet up and a long-term relationship with which she appears content, has she mellowed?

First, there's the unquenchable afterlife of a tragic relationship with which Hughes himself spent half a lifetime grappling, as with a demon.

But because in that scene it was a group of extras who I didn't know, a group of guys who I didn't have a relationship with, which is good for the scene, but as a person it is a little…" He looks stricken.

On the other hand, feminist theories of justice achieved through inclusiveness, such as Iris Young's (1990) and Martha Nussbaum's (2006), cast interdependence rather than rivalry as the social and political relationship with which justice should be more concerned.

Sue can also be heard at the documentary's very beginning, claiming Chantelle as her own in the piteous roll call of relationships with which it opens.

She talks us through her disastrous relationships, with which she persevered in defiance of the bad signs – her boyfriend colouring her hand black with a pen while she slept, for example.

Politics conveyed the idea of the polis, public, horizontal relationships among citizens, not the vertical, state-centered, and partisan political relationships with which politics came to be associated.

What does is Genji's relationship with Murasaki, which deepens with time.

The shift expands the Whirlpool relationship with Publicis, which handles the company's Whirlpool brand globally.