Sentence examples for because he relates from inspiring English sources

Perhaps what gives me a reason to care about what happens to the man people will call by my name tomorrow is not that he is me, but that he is then psychologically continuous with me as I am now (see Section 4), or because he relates to me in some other way that does not imply that we are the same person.

One of his favorite films is "E.T.," because he related to the alien who had trouble communicating with his peers.

Lewis, a 23-year-old from Scotland, set up the Gemma Collins memays account @gemmareacts in August of 2017 because he related to her and knew there needed to be a place to collate the GC gold.

He liked using cartoon symbols, such as seeing stars, or the curving lines that indicate an arm in motion, because, he said, they "related to the way the futurists would have portrayed motion.

Uniformly optimistic and gregarious, Stottlemyre is respected by the pitchers because he effectively relates to them.

Hunter fought for them, in part, because he could relate.

Van Niel liked Rossen in part because he could relate to his barrel chest and wide frame.

He knows when to push his team, and when to back off, in part because he can relate.

Bush, by contrast, has a softer spot for Schumer, because he can relate better to Schumer's earthy, extroverted style than to Clinton's cooler reserve.

They had beaten him Yu Jie terribly, because he is related to Christianity, and that is what they hate the most or are scared of the most.

Humphrys described Cole as an enormous asset to the BBC thanks to his commanding knowledge of politics, but importantly because he could relate to viewers.