Sentence examples for their own relation from inspiring English sources

The author's extensive research and unemphatic style encourage readers to find their own relation to this exemplary American figure.

Werfel, Weill and Reinhardt, brought together by the Polish-born American Zionist Meyer Weisgal to create a "musical response to Hitler," had radically different ideas about the work and about their own relation to Judaism.

'Everyone has to work out their own relation with these things,' Hall suggests, 'but for Naipaul to suggest that he came from a place without history always seemed perverse.

In such situations, the formal element of drama and tragedy, which involves the paradoxical relation between highly universalized form and highly individualized content, mirrors the paradoxical relation between form and life that individuals experience in their own relation to society.

Pandas should be left to conduct their own relations, diplomatic or otherwise.

People desecrate their own relations, and in particular they desecrate sex.

Today that border has shrunk to 2,550 miles as independent Central Asian republics have opened their own relations with China.

It sounds implausible, I know; surely the least we can ask of our therapists is that they should fail utterly to soothe the neuroses of their own relations.

The sudden reversal of fortunes implies that fiercely self-reliant Cypriots may need to brush up on their own relations with Turkey to make its gas wealth a reality.

The two fields are largely autonomous, having their own relations with disciplines outside anthropology; and it is unlikely that any researchers today work simultaneously in the fields of physical and cultural anthropology.

Even universities had to write rules to combat the issue, as the historian Jack Gallagher discovered while helping to appoint a professor in Dublin – they were designed to stop people just appointing their own relations.