Sentence examples for treated relationships from inspiring English sources

If men treated relationships with the optimism they treat expiration dates, it would be a rounder world.

Three published phylogenies have treated relationships within Myzostomida.

"A lot of people treat relationships as binary -- a relationship either exists or doesn't exist," Mr. Brydon said.

They treat relationships like just another consumer experience; they browse catalogues, weigh up the options, and eventually, maybe, take the goods on sale or return.

"Another Happy Day" stands as an unintended argument against treating relationships as exercises in primal therapy when venting your anger only makes it worse.

And that is to explore how graph databases treat relationships as first-class citizens.

So here's the dilemma: I like to treat relationships, online or off, as spin-free zones.

And of course, the greatest thing about how "BoJack" treats relationships is that Diane is so much more than the sum of her romantic choices -- which, in the world of this bittersweet show, are never presented as realistic solutions for individual dissatisfaction. .

Others suggest a metaphor of "Chinese boxes" to guide a new eco-epidemiology "which treats relationships within and between localized structures that are bounded socially, biologically, or topographically".

In choreographic terms, a duet for Richard Cilli and Wayne Parsons treats relationship generically: the dancers get close, pull away and finally walk off as if nothing had happened.

He said it had been depressing to go to oral arguments in the case, in which the city's lawyers, arguing that same-sex marriage was against the law, "treated our relationships as though they were insignificant and not these really strong, loving relationships that people in our community have".