Sentence examples for a connection with an from inspiring English sources

Goni, it turns out, was a wealthy industrialist unable or unwilling to make a connection with an enraged people.

On the stump, when he departs from the written text, Kerry meanders; he often seems unaware of having to make a connection with an audience.

Standing stones, a feature of the local landscape, have been placed within the garden to make a connection with an ancient past.

And Eric Pickles, the communities secretary, is developing tests to make sure that people have to have a connection with an area to get housing.

Inevitably, she ends up making a "connection" with an ageing client (Johan Leysen) with whom Ozon breezily imagines that her professional transactions are "tender, not at all mechanical", the tiredest of soft-soap cliches.

It's hard enough for a presenter to establish a connection with an invisible audience over the airwaves, let alone winkling the best out of an interviewee they can't see.

"It's easier to build a connection with a reader".

"I have a connection with a publishing company," he said.

Was he denying a connection with a pint-sized pup?

It's a play about how, when all is lost, one can reëstablish a connection with a benevolent universe.

Our holy leaders profess a connection with a divine entity, while our scientists speak of string theory and alternate dimensions.