Sentence examples for it can relate from inspiring English sources

Heidegger's move is to suggest that although Dasein cannot experience its own death as actual, it can relate towards its own death as a possibility that is always before it always before it in the sense that Dasein's own death is inevitable.

Knowing the meaning of a concrete object, such as sofa, cat, or cabbage, entails knowing both its individual identity and how it can relate to other concepts by forming categories, such as furniture, animals, or vegetables.

That means it can relate to everybody.

In general, the main question of the sociology of religion concerns the effectiveness with which it can relate to other studies of religion.

Rantin, we are told in the course of the performance, is a Scottish word that can suggest anger or joy; or it can relate to the joining of things that do not fit together.

It may be that their foot position is too rigid, but equally it can relate to overpronation so it is difficult to generalise as these are more or less opposites.

As it happens I can relate: I just reread "The Murder of Roger Ackroyd," Alexandra.

I know this video is kind of funny, there are pieces of it that I can relate with too.

(I'll sing it) as long as I can relate to it".

It is very inspirational and I can relate to it on a personal level.

"The closest thing I can relate it to is skiing," she said.