Sentence examples for openly relate from inspiring English sources

It's a dark visual, intentionally left a bit open for others to experience and relate and fits well visually with the message of the song, which too can leave others to openly relate in their own way".

She was selected based on her ability to openly relate her own experience with clinical depression to the program content, contribution to script writing, and overall passion for the project.

'Conversation was impossible between us, that's one of the reasons we separated.' Significantly, perhaps, his son and daughter are still unmarried in their forties he says it's because, 'they don't relate as openly to people as I do.' Perhaps it's because he set them such a bad example?

According to the Southern Law Poverty Center, which has fought fearlessly against hate groups such as the Ku Klux Klan for 40 years, these laws are "a gag policy that prevents teachers from openly discussing issues related to LGBT people [and] makes them reluctant to intervene when students are harassed".

In the past week, the clerics have also begun to squabble openly among themselves over how to relate to the American occupiers.

As security and safety aspects are merging in new systems that are critical, but more openly interconnected, there is a need to relate the three different processes: development, safety and security.

Relate to other people honestly and openly.

Kris Hopkins, communities minister, said: "This government has intentionally and openly changed planning guidance relating to on-shore wind farms, giving greater protection for local heritage and local landscape.

Mark J. MacDougall, a defense lawyer for Mr. Giffen, said the oil company payments were not under-the-table bribes but payments openly negotiated in contracts related to concessions in the rich offshore Caspian region.

Related: An openly gay man will lead the US Army for the first time in history.

She is allowed to pass through in her black, female body with the understanding that she must not see, speak or openly advocate for anything related to race or gender -- an unholy compromise.