Sentence examples for relative naming from inspiring English sources

We tested these competing predictions in a basic-level picture naming task with matched sets of living and non-living pictures by relating relative naming performance to the integrity of detailed native-space neuroanatomical regions of interest for the perirhinal cortex, entorhinal cortex and hippocampus while taking into account the level of global atrophy.

People misspeak — we actually had a relative named Nate.

Might I also have had a relative named Portland, like Fred Allen's wife?

(Imagine the protagonist discovering he has a relative named "Aunty Striptease").

Meanwhile, the writer's mother & father searched for a distant relative named Horowitz.

One girl's family tree, listing a relative named Charity Case, vanished sometime in the 1970s.

Michelle was taken from the precinct and deposited at the house of a paternal relative named Tamara Eliasahuilli.

His friend took them to a distant relative, named Madou, who introduced Yacouba to the man for whom he would work for the next year, a Malian named Moussa Sangaré.

But the juiciest — "remembrance for the deceased" — turned out, it seemed, to be a mistaken interpretation of Bukhori, a reference to a relative named Ochil.

In a brief memoir, Suleimani wrote of leaving home with a young relative named Ahmad Suleimani, who was in a similar situation.

His farm manager during the Revolution, a distant relative named Lund Washington, retired in 1785 and was succeeded by a nephew, Maj.