Sentence examples for * his relate from inspiring English sources

Among the grounds for being sectioned are that one is a danger to oneself or to others; Bruno insists his relate only to the former.

So how does his work relate to Tanztheater?

So perhaps his worries relate not to money creation but to foreign lending.

In a later statement O'Neill clarified that his concerns relate to human rights, not sovereignty.

Rodriguez and his teammates relate to Smart partly because of his age.

And how do his views relate to those of Cicero, Livy and Horace?

In fact, his actions relate to the case of a different footballer.

The cloisonné landscapes on his basin relate to those of the Chinese piece, but they are pedestrian by comparison.

He removed a reference to the Foreign Office "which was not really justified" and made it clear that his observations "relate to the facts of this case".

But it's also impossible to set aside Heidegger's sins — and they cannot help but reduce the ardency with which his readers relate to him.

The deleted portions of his testimony relate to the specific content of proposed bills to extend and supplement the JOBS Act.