Relate

He doesn't relate to the values of this political party.

Many people relate the taste of cilantro to soap.

Some people relate the sound of a ticking clock to anxiety.

Some cultures relate certain colors to specific emotions.

He could relate to the frustration of not being able to solve the problem.

It's hard to relate to people who don't share the same values as you.

As someone who has gone through a similar experience, I can relate to your situation.

As a teacher, it's important to relate to your students in order to build a connection with them.

The therapist helped the patient relate their current behavior to past experiences.

I can relate to his struggles with mental health.

The politician tried to relate the current economic situation to the Great Depression of the 1930s.

The historian was able to relate the events of the past to the current political situation.

The artist used contrasting colors to relate the foreground and background of the painting.

She tried to relate her personal experience to the themes in the novel.

The scientist was able to relate the observed phenomena to a known scientific theory.

I can relate to the struggles of being a new parent.

The researcher was able to relate the findings of the study to the previous research in the field.

They can easily relate to each other's struggles.

They don't relate to each other because they have opposite personalities.

The musician's lyrics relate to his personal struggles and experiences.

He can't relate to his boss's management style.

He was able to relate to the struggles of the new students.

I can relate to the frustrations of trying to navigate a complex bureaucratic system.

I find it difficult to relate to people who have never traveled outside their home country.

The teacher used real-world examples to relate the math concepts to her students.

I relate to my sister more than to my brother.

I can't relate to the experiences of people from different cultures.

It's important to be able to relate to your audience when giving a speech.

The artist wants to relate his feelings through his paintings.

It's easy to relate to characters in a book when they are going through similar struggles as you.

I can relate to the challenges of learning a new language.

Many people relate the smell of freshly cut grass to summer.

She finds it difficult to relate to her classmates.

The student tries to relate his knowledge to real-life situations.

The comedian tries to relate to the audience with his jokes.

She tried to relate the importance of hard work to her children.

The author used a simile to relate the main character's anger to a boiling kettle.

John tries to relate with his coworkers by engaging in small talk.

The teacher encouraged the students to relate with each other during group projects.

The parents hoped their children would relate well with their new classmates.

The new employee struggled to relate to the company's culture and values.

The charity organization aims to relate donors with those in need.

The pastor helps his congregation relate with God through prayer and worship.

The writer tries to relate to the readers through her characters.

The ingredients relate to the taste of the dish.

The coach used a sports analogy to relate the team's defense to a brick wall.

The professor used a metaphor to relate the process of photosynthesis to a factory.

The therapist helps clients relate to their emotions in a healthy way.

The politician wants to relate to voters by sharing personal stories.

The coach tries to relate with the players to build a strong team dynamic.