Sentence examples for hard relating from inspiring English sources

It's kind of hard relating to someone who's 18 and their parents are paying for everything.

"Some people would have had a hard time relating".

"Some of the younger ones especially have a hard time relating to women as ordinary people".

What are you doing?"' Patients may have a hard time relating to people, she said.

People with Asperger's have a hard time relating to other people.

Mr. Charlesworth had a hard time relating, or being attracted to, those kinds of images.

They contained computer hard disks, relating to a large slice of the world's Cayman-held wealth.

"I have a hard time relating to my face as it is, because I don't feel coherent.

"People who have a hard time relating to statistics can instantly grasp the impact of a map".

'I think one of the reasons I got on stage was because I have a hard time relating to people.

Their agenda and their issues were different from mine, and I had a hard time relating to their concerns.