Sentence examples for very relations from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, in most of the usual logical semantics the very relations that connect language with reality are left unanalyzed and static.

All interiors, by definition, occur inside buildings and therefore have a very real relation to these buildings.

Creation, or origination, is this very relation.

The very relation of subject to predicate is a narrative relationship.

"But people do form very strong relations over the Internet, and many of them are relations that they could not find any other way".

They had very limited relations.

"She had very bad relations with other museums".

I have very good relations with the Majlis.

"Nigeria shares very cordial relations with Equatorial Guinea".

Ms. Shafer said the church generally has very good relations with the police.

"In this government, three things work very well: relations, money and acquaintances," the smuggler said.