Sentence examples for how he relates from inspiring English sources

It's how he relates to others — he could have done that to a guy, too.

"I can say his statement and his sentences show how he relates to people belonging to a certain religion," Mr. Ibolya said.

"The big question is going to be how he relates to the new leadership," said Watson, who recommended Cashman to the Yankees' ownership.

"So, is he in the family or not?" Dick Ebersol, chairman of NBC Sports, said Schiller's military training defines how he relates to life -- and to Steinbrenner.

"One of Jack's strongest attributes has always been how he relates with his players," said Rick Bennett, the Union College coach and a forward on Capuano's Pee Dee Pride squads in Florence from 1997 to 1999.

"If we can make people understand what a hockey player goes through, how he relates to his coach and to his teammates, we hope people will enjoy the telecasts and watch more".

"So how Andrew carried himself physically, how he related to people, his temperament, all those things couldn't be further from me.

How he related to de Vere can only be conjectured as well, but some Oxfordians propose that he was somehow contracted to be the shadow author.

It seemed to me that by inventing a setting and inventing a man based on El Cid but clearly not him, I would be declaring, without pretense and ab initio, that I did not know what that real man was like nine hundred years ago, how he related to his wife, his children, his friends, his enemies.

Geneticists are less familiar with his contributions to mutation and how he related the process of mutagenesis to the gene and distinguished gene mutations from other genetic and epigenetic events such as polyploidy, chromosome rearrangements, and position effects.

The cover of Psychocandy, the first Jesus and Mary Chain album, which has a bold design and stark red, white and black colour scheme, had an especially strong influence on how he related to the band and came to understand them.