Sentence examples for which I relate from inspiring English sources

"There is an African saying which I relate to, which goes, 'Until the lions find their storytellers, stories about hunting will always glorify the hunter,' " he said.

"There's a difference between helping (turning to someone in an emergency or in a time of need) and enabling someone to not find a true solution to a problem," said bookworm (a name tag to which I relate).

"You shaped your actual campaign -- both inside and outside the party -- to appeal to a narrow constituency in ways that increasingly excluded me, my adherents inside the party and the base to which I relate," she said in a letter of resignation delivered on Sunday.

Michael got caught showing off, which I relate to.

One story in particular, which I related in my article about her, remains indelibly in my mind — and it's worth quoting again.

I never did hear a chorus of angels or the wedding march, but I did grow to be concerned about the degree to which I related to Rihanna lyrics and my roommates were sick and tired of hearing Jewel on repeat.

Scott: we have nearly 50k meetups a week, only 1% of which i tech related.

It's something to which I can relate.

I found Scott almost incomprehensible, while Amundsen spoke a language to which I could relate.

That's a hierarchy of priorities to which I cannot relate at all (my own bubble peeking through, I guess).

This didn't really seem so haunted, to me, but it was something to which I could relate.