Sentence examples for doesn't relate well from inspiring English sources

In 2004, Graham had gratuitously told the Times that Kerry "has no charisma" and "doesn't relate well to average people".

Kerry's campaigning gap is that he has no charisma, that he doesn't relate well to average people.

It's not that Alain wishes him ill he just doesn't relate well to Jianguo and his culture.

The Polish cop's son doesn't relate well to rich kids–he brags that every one of his top managers comes from a working-class background like his own.

The Polish policeman's son doesn't relate well to rich kids (he brags that every one of his top managers comes from a working-class background like his own).

Assimilationist civic integration policy – as implemented nowadays in many European countries - does not relate well to the presence of transients, that is, migrants that settle in a destination country temporarily.

However, Hay and Ellis (1998) have cautioned against the use of this stage because it does not relate well to the transition to reproductive development.

We have shown above that Wampold et al.'s (1997) and Benish et al.'s (2008) approach to defining bona fide PTSD treatments by judging the investigators' intent does not relate well to the treatment outcomes observed in the trials and has conceptual problems.

They originally fired Perry Fewell along with Barry because Fewell didn't relate well to players because of his hard-nosed inflexibility and ineffective communication skills.

Because I find that people that don't relate well to anybody, from owners or board members to peers to direct reports to folks that actually work for a living in the trenches, they don't succeed very well.

But I think Balenciaga has drifted in recent years, with too many different styles and prices that don't relate well (or at all) to what Mr. Ghesquière showed on the runway.