Sentence examples for relative want from inspiring English sources

The above knowledge allowed me to know that, while allowing myself to fully experience both, it was right to give priority to joy (truth) and second priority to sadness (the loss of a relative want).

And Kermit has some useful advice if his new relative wants to follow in his footsteps, "Shorten your name if you want to make it in show business.

The city holds the remains for a year in case a relative wants to pay the $909 fee to collect them.

On the other hand, if it's a family occasion and a sister-in-law or nephew or other relative wants to help clear or clean, I find that less objectionable.

The trial was initially held at the High Court, but was moved the the Old Bailey after Blake went on the run after finding out that a relative wanted to withdraw part of his £260,000 surety.

Now our priority is our relative wants: we are defining "self" as the only part of the universe over which we have sole and complete inside control, our physical bodies.

They are sensations (relative physical experiences), relative feelings, relative wants, the relative need to be able to exercise my ability and right of individual freedom, the thinking of my thoughts in words and pictures, and the choosing of beliefs in words.

This raises an important further issue since discovering whether or not a potential at-risk relative wants to know a risk that is, as yet, unknown to them will always require a hypothetical approach.

If the male relative wants to know why, you have two options: Tell the truth, mention your intention of growing chest hair and maybe they can let you in on their secrets.

After all, his own friends and relatives want tickets, too.

"All the relatives want to go there," she said.