Sentence examples for book relates to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hockney's book "relates to scholarly literature like any coffee-table book," Mr. Liedtke said.

Any Lewis Carroll fans able to suggest whether this book relates to Westworld in a grander sense?

In some ways the most alarming section of his book relates to his discovery that there were no connections in the system, from the Home Office to the cell.

The book relates to every woman who struggles to manage home and work every single day of their lives.

The motivations behind the project are fairly direct: "Every artist in the book relates to SAD in some form or another some of them quite severely, some less so.

She also told The Calgary Herald that the book relates to several current health policy issues, including access to health care for minorities, science education, and the importance of scientists communicating with non-specialists [ 25].

At least one resource must be an American history textbook or another book related to their topic.

The hardest photos in the book relate to these times, and before deciding to publish them, Leibovitz consulted a small circle of Sontag's friends.

Arguably the most troubling incidents in this book relate to Mrs. Clinton's handling of the administration's failed health care plan.

It has actors read the subtitles on all foreign films and provides each child with an activity book related to the movies.

Every book related to Judaism, however remotely, seems to be available here, except, as I overheard a saleswoman tell a disappointed customer, there is no book about the Book of Daniel.