Sentence examples for relates because from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the relationship between the things cannot be found in the things themselves either; rather, it is produced by the mind: "in general every relation is nothing without mind apart from the things which it relates, because they do not have the relation which they are said to have unless the presence of some mind is assumed, to relate one to another" (KGW 6, p. 212; Engl. trans., p. 291).

The first Saxon king of Germany, Henry I, was acclaimed emperor (the chronicler Widukind relates) because of his victory over the Hungarians in 933, as was his son, Otto I, after the Battle of Lechfeld in 955.

The pollsters are partly to blame, Donahue relates, because they didn't offer enough guidance on how to assess the results.

A related factor is Phoenician influence (related, because the early Phoenicians were great colonizers, who must often have met trading Greeks).

Closely related species are expected to show more similarity than those that are distantly related because they share more common evolutionary history [ 9, 10].

"People can relate because they see I'm a normal person," she said.

Obviously, the matters are related, because Pettitte and Hernández were instrumental in the victories.

Marmoset twins are more closely related because they have more genes in common.

are related because the central focus is on a shifting of characters.

Cost and schedule are very tightly related because interest costs accumulate on the money already spent.

"We both produce Web pages, but they're so totally different and unrelated to each other, and yet they are related, because we're related".