Meanings of immediate relation in English

Reason never has an immediate relation to an object; it relates immediately to the understanding alone.

Of these varied states Servia is of especial interest from its immediate relation to the European contest.

She was religious-ifone may be called religious who felt no immediate relation to the source of her being.

This element of beauty, which brings the city into immediate relation with the country, is indeed not peculiar to Siena.

There were 16 late cardiac deaths, out of which seven were sudden and unexpected and three were in immediate relation to reoperations.

But there are in the Soviet incomparably more serious, more profound guarantees of the direct and immediate relation between the deputy and the electors.

The mysteries of his own bosom were bare to him; but he could comprehend them only in their immediate relation to the world outside.

What a contrast to ordinary ways of speaking on a familiar theological doctrine is this way of bringing it into immediate relation to real feeling:-

From all this it would appear that different memories culminate at different periods, and bear immediate relation to the whole mental life of the period.

Such prayer brings us into conscious and immediate relations with God.

You are not in immediate relations with material things.

Not even he suspected the immediate relations of Laflamme and Carbourd; nor that Laflamme was preparing for escape.

Just the immediate relations; one doesn't want a great crowd of people and one doesn't want not to show respect.

The great point, as I regard it, is to make the immediate relations of Capital and Labour as peaceable as possible.