Sentence examples for same relation from inspiring English sources

We all share the same relation to emotions and personal life".

The passage bears about the same relation to actual singing that romance novels do to the actual experience of love.

He bears the same relation to English cricket as William Tyndale does to English prose and Shakespeare to English drama.

They're shallow rooted, and seem to have the same relation to wind as a sail on a ship.

Common theology stands in the same relation to learned theology as common law to learned (Roman) law.

"Football has the same relation to education that bullfighting has to agriculture," Hutchins said breezily in dismissing the game.

The concept of international governance has much the same relation to the new governance as does that of regional governance.

The snowfall bore about the same relation to a blizzard as a gentle breeze does to a gale.

His pronouncements have the same relation to the verifiable world as a poem by John Ashbery (from whom Lerner takes his title).

Military sanity in "No One Thinks of Greenland" stands in the same relation to sanity that military music, as the saying goes, stands to music.

According to Goethe, Mendelssohn bore "the same relation to the little Mozart that the perfect speech of a grown man does to the prattle of a child".