to relate to

We have to know a little bit of history and geography, because we need to have an environment in which to relate to the people around us.

Trying to relate to a stubborn person doesn't require you to alter your values.

Being comfortable with all of your different dimensions allows other people to be able to relate to you.

You are able to see possibilities far in the future and yet don't always know how to relate to your immediate circumstances.

After listening to her for the first time in two years I felt lucky to have at least pictures to relate to the world.

He has no ability to relate to people on any kind of normal level. . . He's a bit of an innocent. Vulnerable.

For one, they did not seem to relate to her day-to-day work.

I mean, you want to hear the reason, but you don't want to be able to relate to it.

The best way to explain access control is to use examples with real things rather than trying to relate to concepts.

Do you think this image is able to relate to the claims that you just read? Why or why not? If yes, in what way?

This will begin with the first stage of teaching her to relate to boys as friends, not boyfriends in fourth grade!

Speaking of that, I recall another true incident I would like to relate to you. This is no story, it's a true tale.

Father is too good to me, come to a to relate to equal situation very early, he will ask for my opinion, just as ask for my mother.

And how are we to relate to it in a way that will not make us lose our minds, but, in fact, might actually keep us sane?

And one of the signs of it is that you want to relate to people that ordinarily in your old identity you'd want nothing to do with.

If the meaning of a sentence comes from its equilibrium interpretation only, then there is no reason for structure to relate to content.

He is unable to relate to other people, so I find it quite difficult to communicate with him.

One to change the bulb, and four more to chase off the Californians who have come up to relate to the experience.

Try to relate to your partner for what he really is, not for what you imagine or dream.

To predict; to understand concepts of print; to relate to personal experience ; to use music and rhyme; to listen for gist and details .

Their sexual appetite is insatiable. For you to relate to a Scorpio it is important to match his hunger for sex.

The ideal teacher should have an understanding of her students and be able to relate to them.

For any leader, it's important to find ways to relate to people, or at least understand when people aren't working together effectively.

But God wanted to relate to you and to me, so He became like us -- a human being.

Well, the more you understand about yourself the better you'll be able to relate to others.

In so doing and in the coming decade humans shall begin to relate to one another differently and founded again upon true law.

The campaign was a flop because Motorola had failed to relate to mainland consumers.

when you have enough championship rings to cover all but one pinkie , it ' s not easy to find peers to relate to.

He says the AFL is looking at ways to make it easier for Chinese school children to relate to the game.

You also learn to relate to others with a sense of justice.

He was able to relate to it because he is that complicated, frustrating messy guy in his relationships.

It means being willing to relate to the other person in a way that goes beyond impersonal small talk.

Truth is, so many people are tired of "marketing speak. " Social media allows companies to relate to one another and bypass the fluff.

The opposition of Mars and Neptune can make it hard for you to relate to others emotionally.

Providing the characters with names, Robertson said, makes it easier to relate to the animals through the stages of their lives.

The culture that he describes is so different from mine that I sometimes find it hard to relate to.

Having sufficient playtime and being able to relate to classmates is very important for children.

e. g. Children like this are not learning to relate to other people.

e. g. I must be able to relate to people as fully as possible.

You try to relate to your autistic child, and the child doesn't respond.

We will create local Indian Muppets. They will be characters that will engage Indian children and whom they will be able to relate to.

Not only will you learn something, you'll also be able to relate to people better because you'll share common knowledge.

You learn how to relate to authority figures out of a necessity to do so.

They then add something for inflation, which they try to relate to the degree of slack or overheating that exists at any one time.

Marry knows how to relate to people and is persuasive . She is cut out to be a saleswoman.

They must also work closely with speakers and be able to relate to their style.

I understand. It's human nature to try to relate to others, so nothing is more frustrating than feeling misunderstood.

Describe the student's ability to relate to people of different cultures, nationalities, ages, genders, and social strata.

This time the message is a little more difficult to relate to the code.

There is much information known by us that would be dangerous to relate to some of your world.

Her answer is committed and full. This in turn makes it easy for our guy to relate to her.

Production is intended to relate to products , parts, and appliances and changes in type design certificated .

I must, after all, be able to relate to people as fully as possible.

To relate to the younger entrepreneurs who are starting companies in the investment areas in which you guys focus.

It's human nature to try to relate to others, so nothing ismore frustrating than feeling misunderstood.

People who had seen the show and were able to relate to the story and to the characters were contacting a lot of us.

Sometimes, being overeducated hampers a woman's ability to relate to men.

In choosing to ascend, one recovers their genetic abilities to relate to the nonphysical realms.

Also, more weight is seen to relate to maturity, and it's useful to have mature people around in hard times.

Mary knows how to relate to people and is very persuasive. She is cut out to be a saleswoman .

It's now likely to relate to a social phenomenon in China that people are trying their uttermost to wedge themselves into an upper circle.

So guanyin bodhisattva will step on the back, to relate to fish in the south China sea.

Christmas is God saying, "I want to relate to you. I want you to know Me as much as I know you. " That's joyful news. It's good news!

Maintenance needs to relate to the size of the animal but there are economies of scale .

Finding the charm and sympathy to relate to ordinary folk may test the steely new president.

The audience wants to relate to the villain in a human way.

As much as the feelings of loneliness cause you anxiety, it is difficult to relate to others at this time.

It affects thinking, feeling, language, and the ability to relate to others.

Students find it difficult to relate to the life of a scientist.

He is unable to relate to loud modern music.

The use dependencies in the diagram are intended to show how these services are intended to relate to each other.

I'm l less happy than before, but pretending being happy to relate to others.

But the ability of lesser known athletes to relate to average people is also important.

Because the job requires you to relate to people of all backgrounds and cultures in many different situations.

I have developed talks to relate to and encourage students through topics that challenge today's teenagers.

The generation gap makes it hard for children to relate to their parents.

The success or failure evaluated to relate to the Chinese Comprehensive Learning.

The processing likes both to relate to, can raise the result to most top.

What Celia has is security of a kind, a total absence of responsibility or the need to relate to others.

It doesn't have to relate to your skills set.

Because of business affairs English uses a personnel to relate to range much, apply value height broadly.

I think it will endear him to the supporters because they will be able to relate to him.

They're ways to "relate to the kid" and gain trust.

Laurie finds it difficult to relate to children.

How do you want me to relate to Clark Clifford?

It also gave them an interesting way to relate to each other since House was concerned that they had nothing in common.

I kown. But I found it is difficult to relate to him.

On the contrary, it is a direct way to help us truly understand ourselves and to relate to life and the world.

Me as a writer, any experience is good because it allows people to relate to you.

It's because Cuban spends time around his players, demands accountability and knows how to relate to them.

It's easier for them to relate to older-men-and-daughters-in-law series, so they tend to watch adult videos with older people in them.

This will allow you to relate to more and make you a more effective communicator.

Too often, older team members don't know how to relate to foreigners.

It is hard for a teenager to find someone to relate to, to find someone we feel we can trust.

The winners in society are the people who understand how to relate to other people.

People, in general, tend to relate to human form.

When you meet someone new, you ask many probing questions to find out what you have in common and how best to relate to him or her.

I put my heart and soul into it and want people to relate to it.

How do you expect your training to relate to your future career?

After all, when we are attacked by crisis, it is difficult to relate to God as all-loving, all knowing, and in full control.

In the United States, 55 percent of babies have a deep two-way conversation with mom and they learn models to how to relate to other people.

I wanted people to relate to me because I couldn't get it through speaking.

Your job is to observe closely and to learn about the people around you, so that you can learn to best shape your manner to relate to them.

Children need to learn to relate to other children.

How would it be, for example, to relate to a machine that is as intelligent as your spouse?

Build up the earthquake intensity gradually reduces to relate to the model, realized the earthquake risk analysis to the region study;

An individual unable to relate to his environment

Set to tree view, drag the attribute that you want to relate to another attribute onto the new attribute relationship

they often self-enclosed, withdrawn, unwilling to relate to people willing to participate in group activities;

The best way to relate to your child is sometimes to become a child yourself - SRI AMMA BHAGAVAN

Four year university life gives me the cheerful disposition, and the ability to relate to others

To relate to teaching practice

refer to relate to; mention or speak of