Sentence examples for be very connected to from inspiring English sources

A more typical litigant would live in the city, be "very connected to the L.G.B.T.-rights community," and be aware that adoption was the only way for an unmarried same-sex partner in New York to have unquestioned parental rights.

Naharin is adamant that one does not need to be a dance specialist to enjoy his works: "Someone who has never seen dance can be a great audience, because he may have a great sense of mathematics, be very connected to his senses, have a big imagination, like to watch multilayered tasks, or be stimulated by sensations," he says.

"Since investing is not my expertise I definitely have to be very connected to the product or the idea," Probst explained via email.

When I went to Moscow in the 90s it appeared to be very connected to my experience in big cities.

His hostility towards me seemed to be very connected to the fact that I was his intimate partner and the closer we were emotionally, the more extreme his reactions became, both positive and negative.

"They're very connected to their audience.

The surf culture is very connected to California, of course.

They are very connected to their fans digitally.

"Back then I was very connected to the church, because it was a family thing".

"Our transparency is very connected to the transparency of Norwegian society," Ms. Halvorsen said.

"In America," Mr. Mellins continued, "we are very connected to this idea of individuality.