Sentence examples for relate quite from inspiring English sources

A transcendental relation like thinks about is one that can relate quite different types of things: Hans can think about Vienna and he can think about triangularity.

They all relate quite specifically to two lives that have only on occasion overlapped.

Secondly, the effectiveness of these two mechanisms relate quite differently to the level of decentralization.

In the subsequent sections, the author reviews and synthesises some of the most potent studies that relate quite well with the current study.

We didn't have a lot of money growing up so I related quite a bit to Charlie.

And our sense of agency, it turns out, is often related quite closely to our motor actions: Do our movements cause a desired change in the environment?

The lawyer issue also relates, quite strongly, to Holder v. Humanitarian Law Project, the case involving the law against providing "material support" to foreign terrorist organizations argued before the Supreme Court last month.

All parents show an important emotional involvement in their child's school trajectory; yet, parenting style relates quite closely to the type of parental school involvement and resource mobilisation.

Rather curiously, the ADAGIO study found that the demographic variable of living arrangement and living alone in particular was related quite strongly to non-adherence.

For now, our ability to understand how all those parts relate is quite limited, sort of like trying to understand the political dynamics of Ohio from an airplane window above Cleveland.

Take A Midsummer Night's Dream for example – one can't help but laugh at Bottom's ridiculous antics while sporting a donkey's head, antics that I am sure any thirteen-year-old boy would be able to relate to quite easily.