Sentence examples for no trouble relating from inspiring English sources

She had no trouble relating.

At that moment in Martinsville, the senator was speaking plainly and his listeners had no trouble relating.

Miller discovered that Trinidadians had no trouble relating to the personal dramas portrayed in American soap operas, even though the lifestyles and material circumstances differed radically from life in Trinidad.

It's easy to see why Saunderson favored the track, as Ian had no trouble relating to KMS Records' mantra, to 'elevate your mind.' "Saharan Sunset" is rooted in the lighter side of house music past, but produced with the Irishmen's own techno-laden flair.

It's easy to see why Saunderson favoured the track, as Ian had no trouble relating to KMS Records' mantra, to 'elevate your mind.' "Saharan Sunset" is rooted in the lighter side of house music past, but produced with the Irishmen's own techno-laden flair.

No wonder Romney has trouble relating.

I loved it that here was this man of enormous sentiment yet no sentimentality, but I had a great deal of trouble relating to his music as the years went on.

Currently, with the loosening of the diagnosis of Asperger, children and adults who are shy and timid, who have quirky interests like train schedules and baseball statistics, and who have trouble relating to their peers — but who have no language-acquisition problems — are placed on the autism spectrum.

Archie Manning has trouble relating to that.

She had trouble relating to people and making friends.

It would not be surprising if a viewer had trouble relating them to ideas of painting.