Jesus set over against this a direct relation to the living Father in heaven, ever presently revealed to the filial spirit.
It does not deny the popularly assumed relation to "spirits" good or evil, but affirms a direct relation to the Infinite Spirit, which reduces all angels and demons to insignificance save as "ministers.
Those were disputed, or rejected, which were less widely current, or unorthodox, or could establish no direct relation to an apostle.
It is in direct relation to the chemical affinity of the substances concerned; and will probably be found to have a relation or analogy to the specific inductive capacity of different bodies (1252.
Another assumption (and prejudice) is that the level of performance in and outside language is in direct relation to competence acquired in literacy.
The language of the books is rooted in experiences to which the tele-viewer no longer has a direct relation.
It is shelter, and its physical characteristics are perceived in direct relation to its function.
The occurrence of the yellow color and its intensity bear a {649} direct relation to the sluggishness of capillary circulation during the paroxysm.
They are comparatively material and concrete, they depict the actual, they stand in direct relation to an external world, but in music we are dealing with pure abstract form, and the laws of form are universal.
Still less likely, therefore, is it that her presence can bear any direct relationto the hostility between different species, the more so since the biological end of securing a mate is definitely excluded.
So that all the evidence tended to confirm the impression which we had gained from the course of events in the life of the migrant, namely, that the hostility bears a direct relation to the occupation of a territory.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "direct relation" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
