Sentence examples for relating as from inspiring English sources

Research shows female candidates can win over voters by relating as women, daughters, mothers and, of course, grandmothers.

The intensity of the fundamentalist Christian conservative opposition to abortion may be understandable, relating as it does to the central religious idea of the sanctity of life.

"If it's successful, the work really becomes part of people's lives," Mr. Weiner said, relating, as he rolled a cigarette from pouch of tobacco, a story of a late-night cab ride in Vienna.

The idea of relating as equals can be construed in different ways.

When justifying himself to the Walloon Church over the obscenities alleged to be found there, he claimed not to be producing obscenities but only to be relating, as a good historian must, what others had produced.

You will be relating as two equal individuals, with respect and caring.

This reality relates, as well, to another issue.

(I've written about how the movie's parts are related, as have many others).

Many of the dialects of Saudi Arabia are closely related, as is that of (especially southern) Iraq.

I am one of those people who likes solitude, but you can relate as much as you like.

"They relate as much to each other as they do to the subject".