Sentence examples for be connected with our from inspiring English sources

We don't want that kind of behaviour to be connected with our prime minister," Mahathir said.

Is evil-doing … possible in default of not just 'base motives'... but of any motives whatever … Might the problem of good and evil, our faculty for telling right from wrong, be connected with our faculty of thought?" (LM, vol. I, 4 5).

Our love for religion, for our origins, for light and for the world of the mind and spirit must be connected with our love for nature with all its crawling, grunting, and waddling creatures; for its flowers, scents and fruits; for its rivers and seas; valleys and mountains.

Although the observed malfunction of the nervous systems does not necessarily need to be connected with our work on flight parameters, we found no fitness costs associated to immune activation in flight performance in honeybees, unlike in bumblebees.

Surely our immersion in virtual worlds is connected with our insensitivity to the physical one.

"It's connected with our love of Upstairs, Downstairs, those country-house dramas," he said.

"We're caribou people, and our life is connected with our caribou way of life," explains Sarah James, the tribal spokeswoman.

They suggest, too, how closely our conceptions of Lincoln's public greatness are connected with our conception of his inner life, his empathy, his personal suffering.

With Darjeeling, our goal was to make as personal a story as we could, and it's filled with things that are connected with our lives and experiences and people close to us".

"The Second Symphony is connected with our nation's fight for independence," the Finnish conductor Osmo Vanska has said, "but it is also about the struggle, crisis and turning point in the life of an individual.

This theme is connected with our relationship to God, which we violate by disobedience, but which is restored by God's forgiveness through redemption.