Sentence examples for can only relate from inspiring English sources

He can only relate to Bonds on one level.

They can only relate to racial discrimination in the abstract.

The party was closed to the press, so writer can only relate Camilla's version.

If you can only relate to a character in a film or book because they look exactly like you, then I argue that it doesn't mean much.

I think the only place where Asterix can't mean anything is the US, which is the only great empire left today, because they can only relate to the Romans and not the small village.

However it is sold, many voters will continue to regard the Greens' radical economics as pie in the sky; but many others could become interested if the party can only relate it to the bread and butter of life.

And they boast of being independent outsiders who can not only relate to the common man, but also be the common man, at least on television.

But the thing is, I know I'm not crazy or just being sensitive, because when you talk to other women -- people you know to be normal, rational people -- they can not only relate, but all too often supply you with their own grotesque treasure trove of stories.

Can you only relate to others based on what is going on in the news or feel left out when friends or colleagues discuss subjects, such as their family or even what's going on at work? Do you find ways to bring up news topics, even if they aren't being discussed?

In RhCG-proteoliposomes pH changes measured by spectrofluorometry can be only related to NH3 influx following the ammonium gradient.

This condition however can only be related to observable choices if (ε il - ε ij ) follows a distribution law.