Sentence examples for related much from inspiring English sources

During the shrimp cocktail, Douglas related much of his life to the Bonners.

He was also a man who related much better to adults than to small boys and a guy whose weakened heart was slowly but surely being sapped of the energy he needed to parent a rambunctious young son.

I find that argument an enormous stretch, especially in an era of high stock-price volatility and recurring bubbles in stock prices that are related much more to fluctuations in optimism and pessimism about the future — i.e., the risk premiums that traders price into their stock valuations — than to fluctuations in the underlying corporate earnings.

The reasons it did not happen are quite different, and are related much more to the Israeli culture and the maturity of the Israeli tech ecosystem.

Language and event perception are closely related: much of what we know about our understanding of events comes from studies that asked participants to describe an event in their own words.

Some preliminary computer simulations show that in applications where is finite and random variables have small means and variances (like in auditing, where a typical value of is ), the asymptotic behavior is not related much to the behavior for small.

"[Mel] will be relating much of that back to what she is going through now".

They are lyrically filmy and very lovely, though only by a willing stretch do they relate much to the poem.

"Strong introverts, on the other hand, relate much better to the internal world of thoughts and ideas.

Kids who are one or two or three relate much better to a Muppet than they would a talking head".

"As a negotiator he will relate much better to the Americans than Sir Leon Brittan [his predecessor] did," says a colleague.