Sentence examples for stands in relations from inspiring English sources

Assume for the moment that an individual tree what might be called a concrete existent qualifies for the title of substance; it is just the sort of thing that has qualities and stands in relations.

(We might say that they are able to represent the world, but that is to use 'represent' in a wider sense than we saw in section 3.2. No assumptions about just what stands in relations to what objects are required to see truth-bearers as meaningful).

It stands in relation to Mr Ecclestone's wealth, estimated at more than $4 billion.

IT'S always seductive to know where one stands in relation to the average.

What isn't obvious is where McQueen stands in relation to the war.

Le Menteur, indeed, stands in relation to French classical comedy much as Le Cid does to tragedy.

Sophie Harrison in the Sunday Times was less convinced: "Coe seems unsure where he stands in relation to his hero.

And while we're at it, where do you think literature stands in relation to those categories?

It stands in relation to the original the way Amy Heckerling's Beverly Hills comedy Clueless does to Jane Austen's Emma.

But it stands in relation to real poltical involvement as 900-number phone sex does to real emotional involvement.

One is never quite sure where the artist stands in relation to her characters, and they in turn are often difficult to define.