Sentence examples for relationships to time from inspiring English sources

Eat seasonally, notice when the first swifts return for summer, and build your appreciation of other species' relationships to time, to put our own into perspective.

P.S.- At the Handel Group®, we have a lot of experience helping people design their relationships to time as well as design their actual days, weeks, months and years, and we can help you, too.

No specific relationships to time, geographic origin, or outcome were evident, although the length and conserved nature of the diagnostic amplicon limited the phylogenetic analysis.

The movie has a doggedly faithful relationship to time.

So when you think of your relationship to time in that construct, you're very impatient.

Instead, it is a narrative about the gradual shift, as Manguso gets older, in her relationship to time.

Instead of being judged by their relationship to time, contextual buildings are to be appraised by their relationship to their surroundings.

"What was more interesting were the spaces around them and what that said about the nature of long-term incarceration and its relationship to time and space".

One of the reasons that the first line of Proust's opus "A la Recherche du Temps Perdu" is so justly celebrated is its ambiguous relationship to time.

His most recent multiple-screen installation, A thing is a hole in a thing it is not, quotes artist Carl Andre and tackles minimalism's relationship to time.

But what kept me coming back was his relationship to time, starting with the staggering amount of historical integration Balanchine poured into the training of his dancers.