Sentence examples for relate to some from inspiring English sources

He could relate to some of it.

How does it relate to some entity called Central Europe?

But she added, "These are my people, even though I might not relate to some of their financial woes".

"The lyrics of some songs relate to some of the negative things that are happening," said Charles Neville.

Some you can relate to, some you hate; some are mad and some you'd love as a best friend.

Despite this seeming fixation with all things American, Fink hopes that people can relate to some of the figures.

Now Quentin Tarantino has managed to find something about the Nazis that he too can relate to: some of them could talk the hind legs off a donkey.

BUT others, in uniform lettering, appear to relate to some kind of numbering system: on the north side of 89th Street one can find "Hno21 HWS" and "No 11".

Mr. Abu Bakr said his ability to relate to some hard-bitten toughs in some neighborhoods helped his group broker the peace last month between warring gangs whose battles had claimed 37 lives.

I felt I could relate to some of the characters and though there were others that I didn't think much of to start with, nearer the end I realised that Roth would reveal more depth to them.

We're teaching lessons of remembrance and resilience, and no matter what people are going through in their personal lives, they can relate to some story that is told here".