Sentence examples for spoken in relation to from inspiring English sources

When there is a failure of reference, the Stoics say that the lekton is destroyed and this is supposed to provide the reason why 'this one is dead' (spoken in relation to poor deceased Dion) is impossible (necessarily false).

There is a necessary deadening of meaning in sentences like "Cultural engagement builds bridges, nurtures freedom and positive movement for change" when spoken in relation to the actual ongoing occupation she proposed to tacitly support.

We're pretty sectarian, even 'racist' — in quotation marks, so to speak — in relation to cinema.

Mr. Schmidt was speaking in relation to Google Plus, the company's new social networking service.

He would only speak in relation to the scriptures – that was how involved he was – and his knowledge of the scripture was incredible.

Health care providers interviewed for this study spoke in relation to their experiences of caring for inner-city women in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

South Yorkshire Police said a 73-year-old man had been spoken to in relation to an allegation of a sexual nature dating back to 1985.

In Haiti, where "hope" is a word spoken more in relation to leaving the island than healing it, and many go hungry by fate and not faith, hundreds of men and women journey three times a week to Jesus of Miracles, a prayer center founded in 1973 by Marie-Louise Jeanvier.

Thompson refused to confirm the identity of an potential candidates he has spoken to in relation to the role.

The ability to provide "good" care was spoken about in relation to both job satisfaction and the work environment.

This sense of needing to be self-reliant was often spoken about in relation to clients' perception of involvement being a basic right (as discussed below in 'Importance of being involved').