Sentence examples for a tangible connection with from inspiring English sources

The deal would also give the museum a tangible connection with descendants of some of the people who created the artifacts in its collection.

Frost says that she switched from publishing to live performance because she prefers forming a tangible connection with her audience.

We must be willing to completely reveal layers of ourselves in order to reach an authentic, tangible connection with another soul.

Pairing the works of these contemporary artists with Basel's historic landmarks creates a tangible connection between the old world and modern culture that visitors will experience firsthand.

"Finding a tangible connection to such an iconic individual holds a very modern appeal with its air of celebrity".

When we create a platform that enables youth refugees to be seen and heard we enable our students to make not only a tangible connection to the crisis but also to the commonalities they share with their peers.

"They expand our understanding and give us a tangible connection.

"They provide a tangible connection to the past.

Ghost towns give people a tangible connection to a mysterious past, says Mr Baker.

"Even though our speakers come from all around the world, they all have a tangible connection to Australia.

So there's a tangible connection between what they say and what they do.