Sentence examples for a meaningful connection from inspiring English sources

The category s320 Structure of mouth had a meaningful connection to d560 Drinking which was further connected to d550 Eating.

"They had to find a meaningful connection with the other person.

Importantly, the timing of these features suggests a meaningful connection among them.

Their revivals underscore the appeal of a good challenge, artistic or otherwise: discomfort, growth, and a meaningful connection.

In France, there is still a meaningful connection between earnings, social contributions paid in, and benefit paid out.

The remaining 8% are those who have a "meaningful" connection to Catholicism, perhaps through a relative or their partner.

He added, "Advertising is no longer about pushing messages, but instead making a meaningful connection and letting someone decide how far they want to take it".

The America I knew in the 1970's taught me that whatever your ideology you could still be accepted and have a meaningful connection with others.

How sad to think that even in the unlikeliest of circumstances, you could make a meaningful connection with another person, and come away with no memory of it.

Secondly, Murphy loves his football club, and almost alone among modern players, is able to make a meaningful connection between its present and its past.

"By working with AIME, Triple J hopes to use this wide-reaching platform to create a meaningful connection between all communities, including Indigenous Australians".