Sentence examples for could not relate from inspiring English sources

Either the participants were not aware of this related condition or could not relate it to leakage of urine.

But in recent years, the Texans could not relate.

Griffin could not relate to his older teammates and considered quitting basketball.

They could not relate to anyone, they said, besides one another.

Employers complained that recruits were technically able but could not relate theory to the real world.

Owen admired the project but could not relate to the impulse.

"I was basically drunk for the first two months I was home," he said, adding that he could not relate to his classmates.

Keating's brilliant response was to paint conservatives as budget-obsessed, inhuman ideologues – he called Hewson "a feral abacus" – who could not relate the impact of their plans to real lives.

The father, chauffeured to and from private school in Connecticut in a black sedan, suffered politically because of the perception that he was a blue blood who could not relate to ordinary people.

She could not relate to the racism that so seismically affected Mockingbird's Tom Robinson, and those others wrongfully accused on which she loosely based the novel, but she empathised with him.

Khalid al-Khawaja, 19, said Mr. Abdul Rauf could serve as a role model for young Bahraini Muslims tired of doctrinaire clerics who could not relate to their modern lifestyles.