Sentence examples for of relates from inspiring English sources

Really the only bit that kind of relates to Vernon is the fact that he is from Bolton.

Julian Barnes, in his memoir Nothing to Be Frightened Of, relates his admission to his friend "R" that he thinks a great deal about death.

And then, when I go through my books, everything kind of relates to the stories …" Nope, literally no idea what she's talking about.

"Every econometric model I know of relates the presidential election to the state of the economy, but if Bush wins, they're all going to be wrong," said Charls E. Walker, an economist and former tax lobbyist who has served in several Republican administrations.

The fact that the values of Rk Spare negative means that reduction of relates to an increase of PSNR k (n).

That kind of relates to something I feel about the whole filmmaking process in general.

The finalists advance and compete in arbitrary games that sort-of relate to the written word.

Section "Related study" gives a review of related works.

"Related works" section provides an overview of related works.

A series of related resources are available.

Ruth Sutherland is the chief executive of Relate.