Sentence examples for less relatable from inspiring English sources

An autonomous gun is less relatable.

Couric wound up with the sort of problem that had bedevilled Joan Lunden — she became less "relatable" to her audience.

Franchises and sports leagues are even less relatable than their players: fans may be suspicious of players, but we often feel downright hostile toward their corporate bosses.

(I think less often about Dunham herself, whose extraordinary talent and considerable luck renders her much less relatable than her fictional iteration).

The fact that each parent in the less-than-a-minute long clips has a beard and their heads are super-imposed on to a drawing doesn't make this series any less relatable.

"Most Australian films probably bang the 'Aussie' drum too hard and make it not only less relatable to the rest of the world, but ironically not even relatable to Australians".

But her speech was actually most effective when it was confirming the impression that Romney is less a relatable 21st century kind of guy than an unusual sort of throwback – the last of the WASP aristocrats, the latter-day heir of the Cabots and Saltonstalls and pre-Texas Bushes, offering himself up to serve a country where his species long ago ceased to rule.

The student participants indicated that faculty members were more boring by the end of the semester, and less organized, relatable, relaxed, and strict than GTAs.

But they studied them as well, and enough of the less élite, more relatable dead survived in coastal sands that Peruvian museums and scholars came to celebrate them in the Incas' place.

If you're wondering which of these or other foods will turn up in "Hannibal," Andrés told the Post he wasn't yet ready to divulge much about what foods would be in the show -- though he did say that mushrooms would play a role, and that Lecter would be shown cooking more than ordering in, to "make him more relatable and less a villain".

In most cases, it will make you appear less threatening and more relatable.