Sentence examples for relating well from inspiring English sources

By that measure, people seem to be relating well to him.

He likes up-tempo play, and is known for relating well to players.

Removing obstacles in front of me hadn't meant I was looking at, or relating well, to others.

Mr. Corzine, a native of Illinois farm country and veteran of Wall Street who has been faulted for not relating well to everyday New Jerseyans, spent part of his day walking in the Salute to Israel parade in Manhattan.

"I think you really have a way of relating well to other people when you know yourself, spending time alone," said Piazza, the Mets' catcher and an eight-time All-Star.

"It's a problem of people not relating well to [immigrant] mothers at the playground, and of the large number of young village men who don't feel the internal control that a person develops in a city, nor the external control like in the village," he said.

If anything, you end up wishing the program spent a little less time relating well-known details of battles and military strategies, and a little more time pulling historical gems out of the cupboard.

In general, our results therefore add to the limited data currently available relating well-being and happiness with prudent health behaviour in Latin American countries.

This relates well with transcriptome data showing a higher level of senescence-related transcripts in RAHS-14.

"Newt Gingrich relates well across the state.

I think I relate well to kids.