Sentence examples for relating everything from inspiring English sources

Art isn't always about participation and popularity and relating everything back to us.

"It fits with a very longstanding Korean tradition of relating everything happening remotely in the world to what is happening here".

The tone is somewhere between nostalgia and criticism: we watch the flawed utopia of King Arthur's knights crash down around their heads as Berger's narrator stands by, relating everything with a sad neutrality.

When asked about the cyber-attack, a spokesman for North Korea's UN mission said: "The hostile forces are relating everything to the DPRK (North Korea).

Given the nature of our last conversation, David remarks that I appear "obsessed with relating everything to computer games".

Sometimes I ask myself: "If I had to give up drinking, would I give up bars, too?" (This is typical of the daughter of an alcoholic, always relating everything back to the pathological. But that's where my mind goes).

It helps my speed.' "He related everything to football.

In other words, he took cultures on their own terms rather than try to relate everything to the West.

Avi Shmueli, a therapist at the Tavistock Centre for Couple Relationships, says, "They tend to relate everything more to the self.

"She could charm everybody and relate everything to these great issues in life: love and jealousy and desire.

The most remarkable feature of his spin on the condition is how Lionel's ultimate tic is to "relate everything to my Tourette's".