Sentence examples for relating it in from inspiring English sources

Academic literature backs that up for risk-taking in general, even relating it, in one recent University of Cambridge study of financial traders, to testosterone levels.

Mr. Jarecki responded by e-mail: "I had no agenda in making this film other than to tell the story in a way that related it in all its complexity.

He relates it in the form of a narrative.

SCHWARTZ: Can you relate it in terms of more important or less important to such things?

Alas, she tends to relate it in cliché-ridden and sometimes annoyingly gushy prose.

There is a big narrative implicit in them, but Mr. Barnet relates it in a clipped, precise way that veers toward illustration.

I just asked him to stress some points that I've been stressing and just relate it in a different manner.

Internally, the complex decoration of all surfaces relates it in style more closely to Palladio's late palace designs than to his churches.

The members have the curiosity of Radiohead, but they relate it in a more modest and direct way; they are unworried about playing straight-ahead rock when it seems suitable.

His pigeon-fancying, as he relates it in The Origin of Species, is one of the strands of observation by which he concludes that life evolves in the struggle to survive.

But Grantham's experience, as is described in Bowden's book and as Grantham related it in later interviews, did not match what befell the man in Olson's and McCullin's images.