Sentence examples for having to relate from inspiring English sources

Curran chose to turn the issue into a place where "homeless" images pictures that are valuable but don't fit into a particular series, or for whatever other reason haven't found a place within the scope of their author's work can coexist without necessarily having to relate to one another directly.

It feels stressful having to relate to many different doctors and repeat my story many times.

To get 'undemanding' time for oneself and rest from having to relate to others became an important oasis for self-reflection and recuperation.

Living with RA in day to day life also means having to relate, over time, to an increasingly non-compliant body; a body with RA does not move as desired [ 9].

It has to relate".

It has to relate to something".

It's funny to have to relate all this first.

"I had to relate to those women," she says.

"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.

They have to relate what they're doing to how they're going to do that job.