relatability

With relatability you're asking the piece of art to do the work.

Relatability has nothing to do with empathy," he argued. "

And somewhere along the line people found a relatability.

If there's something new about today's zombie, it's his relatability.

He has enormous relatability and a wry sense of humor.

But music works the same way for his readers; it solves the problem of relatability.

The new relatability quality of fame has also played into it, particularly with Proactiv.

"Relatability will be the next wave of pop culture."

The relatability has paid dividends at the box office.

When they're used to two superstar trainers, part of the way to build their trust and respect is your relatability.

What matters—far more than experience—is one's unyielding moral certainty, relatability and gender.

The key selling point on display Friday was Swift's relatability.

Even your bad-guy roles often have a certain wisecrack-y relatability.

Tyler explains how important the relatability of some of the lyrics is.

The characters' relatability, trials and tribulations weren't the only things that caught fans' interest.

Relatability is a paramount concern in children's entertainment.

But far too often, Roth's quest for relatability reeks of redundancy.

Certainly, it was Ty’s aw-shucks relatability and utter adorability that got him through thus far.

Indeed, he attributes his heavy popularity to his relatability.

Steam-cleaners are important because of their "relatability" - everyone spills coffee on the carpet.

It is both about escape and relatability.

Both Biden and Ryan gained ground on relatability and knowledge.

Some quality akin to all of those but perhaps better captured by that currently overused marketing term, "relatability."

Their definition of character is rather simplistic, turning on such superficial points as likability and relatability.

In her case, it's the "relatability" factor that keeps consumers buying into her brand.