Sentence examples for truly relating from inspiring English sources

Some relationships get stuck in peaceful coexistence, but without truly relating to each other and working together.

Nothing else truly relates to this work.

They found hundreds of chemical tags but only four that seemed truly related to the disease.

But it's often ambiguous as to whether the claims they make are truly related to health.

Some people argue that only African-American women can truly relate to Lemonade … No! I think women in general can relate to it.

Mike Lopresti of USA Today said Americans can truly relate to the controversy because it is essentially a call for instant replay.

When, 20 years ago, I first saw female conductors on the podium (Sian Edwards and Andrea Quinn), it was such a relief – I could truly relate to them.

While racism and nationalism are concepts that leave me completely alienated, the idea of favoring my son over others is something that, shamefully, I can truly relate to.

Only one player at Bears and Eagles Riverfront Stadium could truly relate to the song -- the Bears' 44-year-old left fielder, Rickey Henderson.

I can truly relate to Verlyn Klinkenborg's thoughts on familiar places that are no longer there ("Remembered Spaces," The City Life, July 17).

"For the first time in my life I could truly relate to Jewish people, seeing how a Holocaust could have its embryonic beginnings," she wrote.