Sentence examples for were able to relate from inspiring English sources
As Ms. Mayor said, the first myth showed that the perceptive ancients were able to relate a fossil species to living animals, well before modern paleontology.
Though it is difficult to conceive of such physically draining situations in the boardroom, students were able to relate to the level of stress.
"So Indians and Emiratis were able to relate to each other through similar cultural values, such as the importance of marriage and education.
"I think one of the key reasons he won is because people could relate to his style a lot better than they were able to relate to Al Gore," Mr. Panetta said, "and I think that's continuing in the presidency".
Using experimental cyclovoltammetry measurements we were able to relate the electric field applied in our calculations to the electrode potential.
Both learners (C and P) were able to relate to Ryan's picture with their own understandings on this writing pattern (line 14 to 16).
You need to be able to relate to people.
"You'll have to be able to relate to people".
Now that we might be able to relate to.
"He was able to relate to everyone up there".
