Sentence examples similar to so relating to from inspiring English sources

"It is so related to New York and has kind of a New York attitude," Mr. Korie said.

"We've had dramatic markets in the past, but never anything that was so related to history before.

The first two remarks came in a group e-mail exchange and so relate to each other.

I really love their records and especially this song; it was so related to my intentions with this play.

"Theater is so related to the way they play: they understand role playing, they understand what has to be real and where you can forget about it".

You would so relate to it.' Corrine and I have just watched Kidulthood, a slick, contemporary, British-made movie set in and around the streets of west London.

Made of steel and painted baby blue, they are robotlike in appearance, and so related to the cipherlike figures of Mr. Leech's and Ms. Stojak's.

He was so familiar to me, so related to everything I used to know: the view from my window; the bell of the dawn streetcar; the smell of smog in February.

(I can so relate to this).

I SO related to that and thus formulated her training program accordingly.

"I so relate to Saul," he says at D.C.'s tony Hay-Adams Hotel.