Sentence examples for a natural connection from inspiring English sources

"There's a natural connection," Mr. Buchanan said.

I'm from Miami, so there is a natural connection there.

Iverson said he cleared the air and developed a natural connection with Hollins.

"There's a natural connection between goat cheese and the women's movement," Topham says.

Still, he calls his newspaper experience a "natural connection" that has become the "underpinning of this business".

Is there something in the Gogol story that has a natural connection to those other two worlds?

Lula has a powerful natural connection with ordinary Brazilians in the bottom three-quarters of the economy.

Copeland told me, "People will say, 'Isn't it really about class, not race?' " She explained that she sometimes felt a more natural connection to some of the A.B.T. dancers who grew up abroad; in Russia and Cuba, for example, ballet is more a part of popular culture, and dancers come from all social classes.

Brown, who was still head gardener at Stowe at the time and had yet to make his reputation as the main exponent of the English landscape garden, was called in by Lord Brooke to give Warwick Castle a more "natural" connection to its river.

Jen has a really good natural connection to her body, and I think that really shows.

Like MJ, we at the Gates Foundation have noticed that there's a deep and natural connection between game design and learning.