Sentence examples for sense of relating from inspiring English sources
"What is important to me is information (in the journalistic sense of relating news)," Ms. Kawakubo says.
But the "systematic rules and restrictions" that I referred to in my essay were descriptive, in the linguistics sense of "relating to... the description of a language... without regard to... advocated norms for correct or proper usage," as the American Heritage Dictionary puts it, rather than prescriptive, in the sense of "indicating how a language should or should not be used".
"And I guess I had a sense of relating to the subjects that she photographed".
Clearly, grief by this definition exceeds its popular sense of relating only to death.
If we are architects, and our interest lies in the uses of architecture to understand the world, then our issues and concerns are going to be architectural, in the sense of "related to architecture", and the responses that we seek are going to be architectural too.
In the near future, Idoya and other bipedal monkeys will be getting more feedback from CB in the form of microstimulation to neurons that specialize in the sense of touch related to the legs and feet.
A hundred years ago, if someone said something was "relatable," she meant that it could be told the Shakespearean sense of "relate"—or that it could be connected to some other thing.
A hundred years ago, if someone said something was "relatable," she meant that it could be told — the Shakespearean sense of "relate" — or that it could be connected to some other thing.
"In some cases the reading is stimulated by a specific project, like getting an expanded sense of forms relating to wind and weather for an airport proposal.
Unlike that embarrassment of a football league polluting the airwaves the past few weeks, the W.U.S.A. has a proper sense of proportion, relating to the size of its venues.
Yet these vignettes felt like exercises from a scene-study class, and I never had a sense of their relating to the larger world of the play or feeding its momentum.
