Sentence examples for relating more to from inspiring English sources

And Cindy Sherman dreams up multiple personas relating more to the kitschy psychodrama of American culture than to her own interior life.

But when the bubble of "unemployment as extended vacation" bursts, today's Tuesday-afternoon gadabouts may find themselves relating more to the out-of-work single mothers and service workers barely scraping by all over the city.

So we end up relating more to our beliefs about people than to the people themselves.

To his credit, he at least squeezed in a mention that I saw white devilishment as relating more to the politics of privilege than the fiction of biological race, but whatever nuance could be achieved in his 600 words was undone by the ridiculous headline: "Jay-Z's Bling from 'Whites Are Devils Groupp".

First, 90% of reasons given by both GWV and NGWV in the ITS for not responding to earlier contacts were unrelated to adverse reproductive outcome, or even to Gulf war exposure, relating more to apathy, or general "mistrust of the MoD".

The subjects were very good, related to our times, not too global, but related more to personal development".

It related more to Mondrian than to Monet.

Ed relates more to young people than Cameron.

A fan might relate more to an offbeat story".

I relate more to the Pink Floyd type of psychedelia but I relate more to the Dead lifestyle.

He's more believable; I relate more to what he has to say.