Sentence examples for begin to relate from inspiring English sources

I begin to relate, in the most exacting way, everything that is testing me.

"We can't begin to relate to what people in New York are going through.

Arranged as they are according to the perspective of the artist, the museum and the public, the seemingly disparate artworks begin to relate to one another.

But most importantly, over and over, we saw  audiences begin to relate to the real people whose stories the play was based  on – people who they might have previously been afraid of, or judged as  "criminals", or simply ignored.

They cannot understand the nature of a belief that will not be swayed by a well-worded advert, nor begin to relate to the notion of a life lived outside that economy.

"The most compelling thing about S&H Green Stamps," said Melissa Shore, an analyst at Jupiter Communications, "is that whenever I tell someone that the company is entering the online market, people immediately begin to relate an emotional story about their experience of growing up with S&H Green Stamps.

After looking into her case he began to relate to Chubbuck on deeply personal terms: Shilowich also suffered from a "long depressive episode".

Then Mary begins to relate Jesus' private teachings to her, saying, "I will teach you about what is hidden from you".

The defendant, Mokhtar Haouari, 32, raised his arms suddenly as the witness, Abdel Ghani Meskini, began to relate Mr. Haouari's comments in 1998 about bombings at American embassies in Africa.

"I do it all onstage, all of it," he said, and then began to relate how he'd started on his eccentric journey.

Sergeant Henry said he came to his academic specialty after he took a course with Dr. Lifton on survivors of the Holocaust, Hiroshima and Vietnam, and began to relate Dr. Lifton's themes to himself and to other officers.