Sentence examples for it will relate to from inspiring English sources

That uncertainty will by amplified by an "out" vote because no-one's entirely sure what a Britain outside of the EU will look like and how it will relate to its neighbours.

For the existentialists, the human being is "more" than what it is: not only does the human being know that it is but, on the basis of this fundamental knowledge, this being can choose how it will "use" its own being, and thus how it will relate to the world.

The plan, which is naturally owned by the NHS, has scant regard for how it will relate to schools.

However, there will be plenty of discussion before then and some of it will relate to Bairstow, who has been beset by two injuries this autumn that have been highly inconvenient – as far as he is concerned.

"Young women in STEM, more than young men, have a lot of questions about what kind of career they'll have, whether the rewards are based on performance or the old boys' network, whether it'll let them make a positive impact on the world, and how it will relate to their aspirations for family".

In the history of the world it will relate to a bygone era of trams used as public transport.

Choose a group name that relates to your specific topic of interest or profession rather than your brand name, as more people will relate to it and it will encourage engagement on that topic.

"The audience will relate to it right away," he said.

"Oh, the actors will relate to it, all right," Felix Phillips reassures them.

Every town had a place to breakdance, so I think people will relate to it.

Our connection and shared experience I feel is very real and true, and I hope the viewers will relate to it from their own private inner worlds.