Sentence examples for only relatable from inspiring English sources

We were spotted together three days later at STK, where we held hands under the table and I wolfed down a burger to show that I was not only relatable but had the metabolism of a twelve-year-old gymnast.

"During my childhood and that of many young black males of my generation, the only relatable faces we saw were the likes of Will Smith [The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air], Desmond's [barber shop] and Bill Cosby [The Cosby Show]," he notes.

Trump's need to abuse Chris Christie is the only relatable thing about him.

Part of challenging mainstream media norms is changing the perception that content with Asian-American faces is only relatable to an Asian=American audience.

Throughout 2013, we will see premium content delivered for an affordable price to viewers seeking specialized programming that is not only relatable, but also reasonably priced.

The only relatable characters might be his victims who seem scared and confused about getting pronged by a giant forked spear.

I didn't know we'd still be talking about them 20 years later, but there was just something about their sound at the time that was not only raw, but relatable too.

"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".

In my conversations with other successful foster care youth, we have joked and come to the realization that foster care is a unique experience that is only 100% relatable to another foster care child.

"For me, the only really relatable character was Joe Reeves, the owner of Empire Records, who is legitimately pissed that one of his employees decided to gamble away all the store's money in some half-assed attempt at saving them from the clutches of the man," says my buddy Jake.

In fact, the tragedy of bad things happening to good people is not only more relatable, it will also be full of tension and suspense.