Sentence examples for relative some from inspiring English sources

Or, it's a relative: some poor nephew Will or aunt Emily, sitting captive at the holiday table, being polite, perhaps covering a shudder of dread that life is caught in some endless loop where the punch lines never change.

Over the years, Geach has suggested specific instances of RI (a variant of the case of Oscar and his tail is due to Geach (Geach 1980)) and in this way he has contributed to the development of the weak view concerning relative identity, i.e. the view that while ordinary identity relations are often relative, some are not.

Reflecting on factors influencing the decision to consider relocating their relative, some family caregivers (C2, C3) mentioned that they no longer felt able to continue providing care for their relative for psychological or physical reasons.

Odette lost many relatives, some killed by former neighbours.

She was among 25 people, some relatives, some not, who lived there.

A handful of relatives, some in tears, were led to a private area.

His motivation, Mr. Naiburg said, was to try to give his victims' relatives some sense of closure.

There he embraced friends and relatives, some of them with teary eyes.

His gold-rimmed glasses were knocked off as relatives, some weeping, all tried to hug and kiss him at once.

Crowds of relatives, some holding flowers, stood outside in the rain waiting to take their loved ones home.

Reviled by relatives, some of whom may have saved and borrowed to send them here in the first place.