Sentence examples for i related very from inspiring English sources

"Personally, too, as a theater geek who had been bad at gym, I related very much to the archetype of the misfit.

I related very much to how the kid feels.

"I relate very strongly to what you said because I left university in 1991, went from a Merseyside comprehensive to Cambridge.

I relate very strongly to her approach and philosophy, and believe that leading is about influence and impact, not power.

The character of Ethan (played by Alden Ehrenreich) was someone I related to very much: wanting to get out of his small town, that small-minded environment, and being that age, and reading books, and getting excited about authors and ideas!

"I can only say that I can relate very well to children and the way they think and feel.'' The recent conversations among pedophiles that were examined by The Times took place in virtual rooms in Internet Relay Chat, a text-based system allowing for real-time communications; on message boards on Usenet, which has postings by topic; and on Web sites catering to pedophiles.

I can relate very much to that feeling and also I can relate to the feelings of the one being next to someone looking for their home and not being able to help.

One time I assisted in the launch of one of my closest friends and I must say it is a different feeling, so I can relate very well to how the family is feeling at that moment.

As a longtime operagoer I can relate very directly to many of the positive and negative feelings and reasons for having a running translation of the libretto.

The first time I read it, I related to it very much, because I have a very young daughter, and I have these nightmare visions of the teenage future.

"I related to them very strongly," he says.