Sentence examples for to relating from inspiring English sources
verb
To tell in a descriptive way.
"The trick" to relating to Nana, my mother recently told me, "was that I had to learn how to enter into her world.
In the coming weeks and months, we'll use this space to delve through more than eighty years of New Yorker history, with an eye to relating that history to the happenings of the day.
But when it comes to relating such observations to the larger, slow-moving story of climate change, those data sets are useful only in direct proportion to their longevity and depth.
Perhaps it's because there's so much at stake that tensions can run so high between sisters; each utterance or action is impassioned when it comes to relating to one another.
The Lord Chief Justice, sitting with Master of the Rolls Lord Dyson and Lord Justice Elias, concluded that the laws relating to relating to assisted suicide could only be changed by Parliament.
Unlike with the folksy sports heroes that we all try to relate to, relating to Woods was always an impossible exercise, because of his unique talent, yes, but also because he's never seemed to have any interest in building such relationships.
(Latin for "wonderful to relate").
We want kids to relate to that".
So how to relate to populists?
