Sentence examples for sun relationship from inspiring English sources

Tim Goodman, critic for the San Francisco Chronicle, thought highly of the romantic plot of the episode, and more generally the characters of Jin and Sun, noting that "Lost has always treated the Jin and Sun relationship with both interest and respect" and "few primetime televised portrayals of intimacy among Asians have been this well done".

But imagine living in the time of Galileo, when understandings of the Earth-sun relationship were completely different, and when that view was tied closely to ideas of the nature of the world, the self, and religion.

Sun's relationship with Netscape has not always been smooth; Mr Andreessen has been critical of the firm's handling of Java.

Sun's relationship with Intel "has dramatically improved," he says.

The 24 hours of Marclay's film for me has no essence being measured; it is merely the measure of its own motion and the distance covered in the motion impressed upon the mind foremost by the sun's relationship to the earth and secondarily by the motions of clocks memorized and anticipated by the mind.

Many factors determine Antarctica's climate, but the primary one is the geometry of the Sun-Earth relationship.

Michael Pope, Intel's server-software director, won't concede the Sun-Intel relationship has changed.

His strategy of marshalling the company's assets and harnessing the viral nature of open source dynamics has maintained Sun's relationships with developers, but nowhere has there been the kind of disruptive messaging around the cloud computing paradigm that Schwartz employed to such good effect in marketing Sun in the Web 2.0 phase.

The MCA's current exhibition, "Another Victory Over the Sun", explores the relationship between theatre and museum.

Many of those attending are druids, who regard Stonehenge as "a temple to the alignment of the sun and the relationship between the sun and the earth and the moon".

Because of the shape and speed of Venus's orbit around the sun and its relationship to Earth's annual trip, transits occur in pairs separated by more than a century.