Sentence examples for sentimental relationships from inspiring English sources

For example, individuals with low self-esteem in childhood and adolescence may avoid social relationships with peers, or friendships and sentimental relationships.

Adverse sentimental relationships that cause marital dissolution may involve a genetic component composed of genes from a couple, which interact with cultural, sociological, psychological and economic factors.

Here, we address this challenge by developing a computational model that can identify specific genes that impact on sentimental relationships of couples.

The model was derived by implementing the second law of thermodynamics that quantifies sentimental relationships within a dynamic gene identification framework, called systems mapping.

A2 (Second law of thermodynamics for sentimental relationships).

Scholars and therapists agree on the existence of a sort of second law of thermodynamics for sentimental relationships.

He has a less sentimental relationship with the Suzanne Lenglen Court.

"It was true," writes Abramson, acknowledging that her unabashedly sentimental relationship with her dog "seemed to certify me as a nicer person".

Like many white Southerners, the current generation of Hintons has a nostalgic, sentimental relationship to the past, and a wary, ambivalent attitude toward modernity.

Can only an outsider have such a sentimental relationship with New York, imagining the New York of 1989, say, to be the true New York?

The film's lurch towards something resembling real-world emotion centres around Bond's surprisingly sentimental relationship with Léa Seydoux's psychologist (more on that later) which feels poorly developed.