Sentence examples for had to relate from inspiring English sources
"I had to relate to those women," she says.
"It had to relate to the adjacent buildings in terms of scale, material and the rhythm of the facade's elements".
"However, you had to relate health care to the average middle-class person, and why it would help them.
If I had to relate that to my introversion, then I would say a sense of order and predictability is important to me.
It also had to relate to a company with a substantial presence in the building in order to be approved by the city, Mr. Lindenbaum said.
We became intrigued by teenagers and their difficulties in coming of age, but we felt we had to relate to women in the 21st century".
It has to relate to something".
It's funny to have to relate all this first.
"As an artist, I have to relate to humanity's struggles..
With regard to working-class voters from key states, Mr. McEntee said Mr. Obama "has to relate to these people.
