Sentence examples for sad relations from inspiring English sources

The shelf of cookbooks long ago overflowed, so that the sad relations and failed hopes ("Monet's Table," "A Drizzle of Honey: The Lives and Recipes of Spain's Secret Jews") now are stacked horizontally, high up.

BHS was a value retailer, it kept the right price, but lately it has just looked like the sad relation to Marks & Spencer.

Ware made of this sad story a public relations triumph.

Sad, because American international relations are worse than they were before 9/11.

They want peace, not war.The sad truth of human relations, however, is that you cannot get peace without fighting for it.

But war and natural disasters have reduced it to a pair of stubs a sad commentary on the relations between the two states.This grim image prompted an Ankara-based think-tank, called Tepav, to devise a plan to rebuild the bridge and in so doing to reopen the long-sealed land border by stealth.

The rupture with Max StaffoverClaRestorationtoration was the start of a sad break in diplomatic relations with the Royal Court - one that, despite his early attachment to the building, led Bond to decline to have anything to do with the theatre's 50th anniversary celebrations in 2006.

I guess it's rather sad that American race relations were dealt with more maturely and more accurately in last night's MacGruber Sketches.

The Arab peoples' public break from bin Laden's brutal ideology, and the al-Qaeda leader's death, should close a sad chapter in international relations and put an end to the stereotyping of a entire people, a religion and a region as a result of one group's criminal acts.

Heightened amygdala activation to aversive stimuli is associated with major depressive disorder but its relation to SAD is unclear.

The relation between SAD and SSD can be expressed as (23) where α is approximately 1.25 for the residuals with zero mean Gaussian distribution.