Sentence examples for some relation to from inspiring English sources

Ms. Schanzle responded again that of those she reviewed, the majority had some relation to Enron.

The number of knights supplied usually bore some relation to the size of the fief.

It probably has some relation to the record warm temperatures this past winter and spring.

Moreover, what can be taught has some relation to what can be known and understood.

A nostalgia-based production has to have some relation to the present if it's going to draw in contemporary audiences.

I've played Words With Friends, the iPhone game that bears some relation to Scrabble, almost constantly since Christmas Day.

Cave bears, giant sloths, even giant salamanders all these bore some relation to species that were still alive.

Also very hard to get into, but worth it — the burgers actually have some relation to our American notion.

If Francis manages to talk as if theology bore some relation to humanity, the icecap will crack.

Fines could then be levied quickly and bear some relation to the cost to the city, he argued.

But if Apocalypto is supposed to bear some relation to Maya civilisation, then I have to hate it.