Sentence examples for relates every from inspiring English sources

A map relates every feature on it to every other feature.

Another mother relates, "Every single time I use that term [special needs], I flinch inside; it just sounds so…stiff.

In other words, the alignment is based on a complete correspondence code (Blanz and Vetter 2003) that relates every cortical point in an individual's brain to a corresponding cortical point in the brains of other individuals.

As the Ganzfeld source illuminates the entire anatomical retina, the meERG response reflects the entire retina; however, it is important to understand that the corneal electrode array does not "map" directly to individual retinal areas but is rather coupled through a weighting matrix that relates every part of the retina to each electrode (Fig.  1).

The person relates every situation to generalizations understood to be accurate in general.

Priests often deliver a speech, called a sermon, that relates every day life to beliefs in God.

The radio announcers were breathlessly relating every detail, important or unimportant, about the shooting.

More excruciating still is the author's tendency to remember and relate every compliment he received, including some going back nearly 20 years.

Southern senators who relate every question to race, ethnicity and gender just assumed that their unreconstructed obsessions are America's and that the country would find them riveting.

Sitting in a Giants Stadium meeting room last week, he could relate every wound -- physical and mental -- in a season that left him wondering if his National Football League career were destined to be brief and unmemorable.

Civilians have a strange urge to relate every single cancer tale they stumble across, as though we all want to hear about other people's cancer woes all the time once we've had it.