Sentence examples for to relate everything from inspiring English sources

In other words, he took cultures on their own terms rather than try to relate everything to the West.

For one thing, he turns out to be a really good interviewer, in large part because of his tendency to relate everything back to himself.

The most remarkable feature of his spin on the condition is how Lionel's ultimate tic is to "relate everything to my Tourette's".

Avi Shmueli, a therapist at the Tavistock Centre for Couple Relationships, says, "They tend to relate everything more to the self.

It is necessary to remember the people at all times and to relate everything to them such as: political stances, reform, resistance, victory over the crisis, the source of all these things are the people.

When you're listening, don't try to relate everything back to yourself or you'll look self-absorbed and like you don't really care.

"She could charm everybody and relate everything to these great issues in life: love and jealousy and desire.

"Previously it was a cultural practice, but now, because of Islamization, people just relate everything to Islam," she said.

Relate everything back to your mission statement.

Husband, wife, we relate everything.

So the music for each sequence has to relate to everything that may have gone before.