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Example sentences for "certain relation"

  • Hence creation in the creature is only a certain relation to the Creator as to the principle of its being; even as in passion, which implies movement, is implied a relation to the principle of motion.

  • In one sense it means a certain relation of one quantity to another, according as double, treble and equal are species of proportion.

  • I answer that, To enjoy implies a certain relation of the will to the last end, according as the will has something by way of last end.

  • Comprehension is not a distinct operation from vision; but a certain relation to the end already gained.

  • Choice includes something that consent has not, namely, a certain relation to something to which something else is preferred: and therefore after consent there still remains a choice.

  • But because evil has a certain relation to good, since it comes after good, as privation comes after habit; consequently daring which pursues evil, comes after hope which pursues good.

  • In the case we have just been considering the objective consists of two parts with a certain relation (that of left-to-right), and the proposition consists of images of these parts with the very same relation.

  • Even an oath has a certain relation to sacred things, in so far as it consists in calling a sacred thing to witness.

  • But it is due to the soul that the flesh is human even after the soul has been separated from it--namely, inasmuch as by God's ordinance there remains in the dead flesh a certain relation to the resurrection.

  • For towards the end it is borne simply and absolutely, as towards what is good in itself; but towards the means it is borne under a certain relation, as the goodness of the means depends on something else.

  • Investment takes the form of putting in a sum of money in the hope of getting an income bearing a certain relation to it.

  • It is dependent on it in the sense that, if there is anything which is this inkstand, then, in perceiving that thing, I am knowing it only as the thing which stands in a certain relation to this sense-datum.

  • And similarly in the case of two sense-data which are presented to me simultaneously, I do not know the one only as a thing which has a certain relation to the other.

  • The organs of the thoracic region hold a certain relation to each other and to the thoracic walls.

  • The organs of both the thorax and the abdomen have a certain relation to each other, as they lie above and below the diaphragm.

  • The organs of the abdomen hold likewise a certain relation to each other and to the abdominal parietes.

  • But undoubtedly, after however wide an interval, the Homeric poems thus far at least stand in a certain relation to the Scriptures, that no other work of man can be compared to them.

  • These objects are generally such as stand in a certain relation to action: they either do, suffer, or contain.

  • For it is as a body that they still retain a certain relation to true Godhead.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    certain characters; certain circumstances; certain conditions; certain definite; certain diseases; certain evening; certain feeling; certain instances; certain king; certain natural; certain people; certain period; certain person; certain plants; certain portions; certain price; certain rate; certain specified; certain spot; certain that; certain weight; certainly very; direct statement; eggs beaten; good writers; marked varieties