Sentence examples for forced to relate from inspiring English sources

"The EU is forced to relate to [Lukashenko] differently".

Still, if you are male, you will be forced to relate to this increasingly irrelevant concept of "being a man" in some way or another.

Members of the aristocracy, for example, were forced to relate socially to the nouveau riche, usually with tense results.

The narrative that Alexander will be forced to relate is one of a helpless woman who felt she had no choice other than to use deadly force against her abuser, whereas Zimmerman (and Dunn, and many others) can invoke the narrative of a man standing up for himself against a violent interloper.

It is admittedly sad to still get so excited about this small step up in diversity on television, but this excitement is the result of years of frustration of always being forced to relate my struggles back to white women who look nothing like me.

This observation means that all outcome variables in the model are forced to relate to the same latent exposure variable.

It forces you to relate to a mass murderer.

This is forcing brands to relate to their audiences with short, real and emotional images.

"Most research grants in Ireland involve being in big interdisciplinary clusters," says Rudd. "It forces you to relate your expertise to a completely different field".

In addition, A.M.D. was forced to take a write-down related to the ATI acquisition.

Microsoft may not be forced to write down any goodwill relating to the Nokia deal.