Sentence examples for relate to human from inspiring English sources

Chairs are lovely to draw, and of course they relate to human proportions and human activities.

I loved how things became most difficult for him when trying to relate to human life.

The narrator is possibly not human or cannot relate to human love and connections.

In a later statement O'Neill clarified that his concerns relate to human rights, not sovereignty.

Many New Kingdom offerings to Hathor relate to human fertility and thus belong to the second of these categories.

He is on shakier ground when he emphasises that buildings must "relate to human proportions", a statement so obvious it is essentially meaningless – even the tallest skyscraper has human-sized WC cubicles, after all.

Once she learned to relate to humans, she embraced them with the zeal of a religious convert.

Not only must humans relate to intelligent machines, the same machines must relate to humans and to other intelligent machines.

"There are going to be different classes of machines that interact and relate to humans on different levels," Poindexter adds.

It's much more related to human frailty and foibles.

"The key determinant of success invariably relates to human behaviour".