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Overall, I enjoyed reading this book because again, I found it to be honest and ultimately relatable.

We want our movies to have themes that are relatable to all parts of the world.

You have put stunning, charming, relatable faces on the enemies that people have made of the gay community.

Prady and the other writers made it an early goal to write the character as a real person, so as to "make him relatable" .

I found the Grinch to be a relatable, engaging character.

No, on the contrary. I found the Grinch to be a relatable, engaging charcter.

Even if you didn't grow up in the time period, these youngsters are super-likable, surprisingly relatable, and hey, they can act.

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Like many of his greatest songs, it's funny, sad, and perversely relatable.

Talk show host and comedian Ellen DeGeneres embraces her audience by sharing good-natured, relatable humor.

Another key to being honest and relatable is keeping a conversational style.

How else might period dramas be made "much more relatable" to today's audiences?

Thesubject matter of the songs should generally be relatable to the student, andif possible, address real-life situations.

Could the burro have a grazing problem? That would making more relatable.

At the same time, the monks remain human and thus relatable throughout.