Sentence examples for work relates to from inspiring English sources

Sometimes Houston's work relates to current events, particularly tragedies.

Much of my work relates to the creation and destruction of geometric shapes.

This would explain why so much of my work relates to memories of my early years.

Of course my work relates to all of those things, but it's not what we're about.

That pushes the researchers to ensure that their work relates to specific products or problems facing the business units.

Much of the work relates to people trying to track down family members missing from as long ago as the second world war.

Bertoia's later work relates to his sculpture, and is more concerned with volumetric form, except for some very spare clusters of straight lines that resemble the sound rods.

Mr. Xu puts it simply: "My work relates to current discussions in art, so it is particularly appropriate for a lot of exhibitions.

Influenced by his contemporary Rembrandt, de Keyser's work relates to a Rembrandt in the Frick Collection, a portrait of one Nicolaes Ruts done in 1631.

All of the work relates to, and augurs well for, his production of Shostakovich's "Nose," opening on Friday at the Metropolitan Opera.

"One aspect of Edmondson's work relates to a minimalist aesthetic" more familiar to the contemporary art world than to folk art, he says.