Sentence examples for come to relate from inspiring English sources
It was almost as if he had come to relate experiences he had had himself.
"As a result of the experiences I will come to relate," Arthur is "prone to occasional nervous illnesses and conditions".
Due to all this advertising, we have all (most of us anyway) come to relate lighting at night (good or bad) with safety.
These results suggest that, although children continue to see their mothers as available if needed, they come to relate to their mothers in more avoidant ways during this important developmental period.
Gamblers placed "RESERVED" signs under their machines of choice, which Dr. Rintoul said reflected how frequent gamblers come to relate to the machines: picking favorites, and believing that a particular one can get "hot" or due for a win.
Then there is this great bit from debate preparation while on the campaign trail, symbolic, in many ways, of how Obama and his chief spokesperson have come to relate.
The next development phase is the depressive position, in which the infant comes to relate to whole objects, such as the mother or father.
Coming to Relate for individual counselling may also be a good option, particularly for those struggling with self esteem and past relationships.
But when it comes to relating such observations to the larger, slow-moving story of climate change, those data sets are useful only in direct proportion to their longevity and depth.
Perhaps it's because there's so much at stake that tensions can run so high between sisters; each utterance or action is impassioned when it comes to relating to one another.
