Sentence examples for little relating from inspiring English sources

The tiny information plaque revealed little, relating only its historical origins and that it was on loan from an anonymous donor.

An audit two years ago by Comptroller H. Carl McCall found that the state police had been using that money for a wide range of programs, some of them seemingly little related to emergency services.

The words of such songs may reflect the nature of the work (as in the "mark twain quarter twain" of Mississippi River boatmen) or tell a story little related to the task except in its rhythm (e.g., the shanty).

A text-message moving among Mumbaikars expressed the uniqueness of the now: "Brothers and sisters, it's time to wake up and do something for the country — however little — related to this or not — start today and continue it through the years — do not forget as easily as we are used to forgetting".

Unlike the influences of percentages of stacking sequence and stacking sequence on buckling load, thermal expansion coefficient was considered to be clearly related to the percentages of stacking sequence, whereas it was little related to the stacking sequence.

As the general Stribeck friction model has little related to static friction, it proposes a "torque-zero velocity" switcher, in which a zero-velocity controller is developed to load the static friction and a torque controller the kinetic friction.

The rank of pursuivant is the junior of the three levels an officer of arms can attain, and Brooke-Little related the story of his appointment in an editorial.

While most Pakistanis have little difficulty relating to burqas, he said, he understood they were controversial in the West.

You also get a little schadenfreude, relating to the dismal reviews of the Broadway show "The Sweet Smell of Success," inspired by Walter Winchell.

Most had little experience relating to the job, including one relative who joined the board after working as a cook in a restaurant.

I suppose that publishing such a book — reëncountering that highly fictionalized version of myself in the world — was a little like relating to myself at once in the first person and the third.