Sentence examples for men could relate from inspiring English sources
He noted that while women might be drawn to a more relatable television star or musician, men could relate to plenty of film stars.
It was an obsession that many men could relate to.
LAST AUTUMN,, after five months of grueling foot patrols up and down the mountains, after fruitless encounters with elders who smiled in the morning and were host to insurgents in the evening and after losing friends to enemy fire, Captain Kearney's men could relate to the sullen, jittery rage of their predecessors in the 10th Mountain Division.
He presented Mr. Biden as the product of a Catholic, blue-collar home in Pennsylvania who had endured personal tragedy in the death of his wife and daughter and his own brush with death, a man who could relate to the culture of the Senate or of working-class voters.
Once the biradaris realised they held a degree of power, they decided it would be ideal for them to put up their own man, who could relate to them and effectively become a puppet.
And when Morsi came along, Mohamed saw a man he could relate to.
Current Controlled Trials, ISRCTN06393679 When facing a diagnosis of a life-threatening disease such as prostate cancer, disease-related thoughts could relate to men's assessment of quality of life.
The larger difference in men than in women could relate to a lower MONICA participation rate in men.
In fact, every man in that room could relate to the harm they had caused another human being -- we have all felt pain.
He cited Ghandi and Mandela and even Obama... all strong men to whom the children could relate.
In the 1990s, Davies was the new man everyman, a comedian to whom both men and women of all backgrounds could relate.
