Sentence examples for will not relate from inspiring English sources

The stand-ups say their challenge is not just that straight audiences will not relate to gay sex but that gay comics also have trouble appealing to gay crowds.

Whereas Griffith held that new rules must apply retroactively to all criminal cases pending on direct review, we have since concluded that new rules will not relate back to convictions challenged on habeas corpus.

"Caution: If you have not sinned in your lifetime you will not relate to this story...".. Izidore Musallam is a director and most recently produced the Sci Fi Pictures original film: Savage Planet.

Often, some of the data collected will not relate to that specific date; some retrospective data are generally collected, such as employment status in a given earlier week, illnesses experienced in the past month, and expenditures over the past six months.

No, I will not relate the case of a patient struggling with his memory, his failed lapses that manifest themselves in the form of a symptom that clearly has too good a memory, or his buried memories, patiently re-invented to defeat repression.

And present in body but missing in mind on every Whitehall committee is the Treasury, which simply cannot or will not relate its spending control and medium run plans to others' attempts to peer dimly through the darkness to what might be in ten or 20 years' time.

Obviously, in such a world, the relational accident will not actually relate Socrates to anyone or anything (since there's nothing for it to relate him to)—though it will explain his being potentially related to other things.

Many languages will remain not related with certainty to any family.

This means that we will not simply relate established concepts of "the" gene, but rather analyze how changing experimental practices and experimental systems determined and modified such concepts (see also the entry on experiment in biology).

It is important to note that, in this study, we will not directly relate the computed kinetics to a "real" recognition time for two reasons.

Hume does not claim to prove that events themselves are not causally related or that they will not be related in the future in the same ways as they were in the past.