Sentence examples for kind of relating from inspiring English sources

Cornell stated that he had some difficulties with composing: "It is difficult, I think, to write lyrics for a character, so really I just kind of wandered around for about a month not thinking about it too much, until I sort of formulated some idea of a way that I could approach it, where I'm kind of relating to what's in the character in the movie.

That's how I kind of relate to her.

They're all kind of related with each other and deal with a specific idea.

"I just think they can kind of relate to you," she said.

"I think people kind of relate to what I've gone through," Daly said, referring to his well-documented battle with alcoholism.

"I read Joe's stuff, and I kind of relate to it because it's like plot-driven, it's high conflict," King says.

With other labels, like Givenchy or Chloé or Armani, the styles all kind of related, if the racks were bit picked over.

"I kind of related it to everything I do now.

Google has just announced a new feature for its core search engine that sounds like it will be very helpful: a new kind of related search result that's based around lists.

So, everything's kind of related.

"Everybody is kind of related in some way," one kid mulled, "cause they came from God".