Sentence examples for relate which from inspiring English sources
People really feel they can relate, which is why Dan can't walk for more than about 10 metres across the Dimensions site without being stopped for a selfie or a hug.
There are narrow exceptions, however, including if there is "probable cause to believe that the person possessing such materials has committed or is committing a criminal offense to which the materials relate," which might include the receipt, possession, or communication of "information relating to the national defense, classified information, or restricted data" under the Espionage Act.
He expertly explained how the parts of the acronym soup all relate: which bodies fund what, support which students, operate where, and publish which reports.
Glaser and Strauss (1970) suggest that multiple cases help in understanding the conditions under which a finding occur and how those conditions may relate, which can then lead to theory.
She continues, by sharing common stories that many can relate, which, will help the reader figure out how to understand and react in a positive manner that will actually improve and strengthen the relationship.
Notwithstanding, it is not yet clear how the directional properties of single neurons and LFP signals might relate, which is a question beyond the scope of the current experiment.
She told me Billy had died and it was alcohol related, which had left her heartbroken.
This makes a nonsense of the dynamic of personal growth, communication and relating, which is at the heart of christianity.
But I like to believe there really is a clean reaction to food which is not cultural or politics related, which really is just about the food".
Many of the families were related, which was most noticed when the fathers would get together on the beach for a swim.
A third is associative: you look up one thing, which leads to looking up something distantly related, which leads to looking up something even further afield, which hey, cool Flickr set of Moroccan sheep.
