Sentence examples for immediately relate from inspiring English sources

Ben Ali can immediately relate to his account.

I began watching the first season of Homeland two weeks before being diagnosed with bipolar II myself, and could immediately relate to certain symptoms and behaviours, and to Claire Daines' heartbreaking depiction of them.

You don't hear that track much on the radio any more, but when it comes on I immediately relate it to success – being ready to perform, being ready to really push my body.

Any traveller to the Mughal-era Anarkali Bazaar in Lahore can immediately relate to the protagonist's dilemma in Mohsin Hamid's The Reluctant Fundamentalist, a novella that was one of the earliest popular works to intelligently link diaspora Pakistanis with their homeland and the uncertainties that spawn militancy in some.

"I want us to recognise that universities have many important roles – the most important of which is to be a neutral space in which people can test ideas and can invent in ways that don't immediately relate to government policy or to the dictates of business," he says.

For me, the biggest thrill in theory is the moment when your model tells you something that should have been obvious all along, something that you can immediately relate to what you know about the world, and yet which you didn't really appreciate.

A number of processes that are more immediately related to sports are also involved.

I immediately related to her love of the land, the loneliness in her soul that she was never, ever connected to anything but the land.

She mentioned the Falklands in the same breath as such threats to "peace and security" as Israel's occupation of Palestine.Amid discussions more immediately related to the meeting's offical theme, several ministries echoed Ms Fernández's concerns.

Three things are urgently needed: frontline assistance in tackling the disease; community mobilisation to inform the public, and counter damaging rumour and misunderstanding; and support to deal with the indirect victims of the outbreak, those in need of medical care not immediately related to Ebola, such as malaria and diarrhoea.

O'Sullivan immediately related to the idea: "I was, like, 'That's how I've been living my life for seventeen years.' " Since his father's imprisonment and the subsequent fracturing of his snooker and his life, O'Sullivan had alternated between searching for inner peace and trying to stop thinking altogether.