Sentence examples for true relation from inspiring English sources

Daniel Defoe splattered them all over his "True Relation of the Apparition of One Mrs. Veal" in 1706.

His Heinrich Obermann - a name for a demigod - has one unswerving goal: all his being is concentrated on demonstrating to the world, in the teeth of general opinion to the contrary, that Homer's account of the Trojan war is a true relation of events and that the Trojan warriors were Europeans, not Asians, and of noble race.

The world of the child in the swing seemed, as we studied the ABC of death dust, more and more a dream world with no true relation to things as they are and to the real world of discouragement over the slow rate of the disappearance of cities.

The central ethical question, "the problem of the true relation between man and man", remains unchanged.

(Leia's true relation to Luke, of course, comes out later and only after a kiss).

The true relation obviously depends on the SINR range of the reference user (cf. legend).

The story consists of the gradual revelation of their true relations to each other.

And an apophany, then, would be the sudden paranoid ascription of relation to discrete phenomena; in contrast to the more familiar epiphany, a moment of piercing insight into the nature of "true" relations.

In that way, open extractors improve precision by restricting relations to specific part-of-speech tag sequences that are intended to express true relations [1].

1. Omitted variable bias: If the true relations (1v) and (1n) include all three life-cycle stages, excluding one or more of them may lead to substantial omitted variable biases.

Regarding true positive relations, MIQS was able to detect more unique true relations than VTML200 did, but less than CS-BLAST did.