Sentence examples for been intimately connected to from inspiring English sources
The necessity of water to human existence means that civilization has always been intimately connected to rivers.
They suggest that two of the conservative judges on Wisconsin's top court who voted to halt the John Doe investigation may have themselves been intimately connected to the same campaigning network of rightwing politicians, lobbyists and major donors that the prosecutors were investigating.
Apart from being the origin of ID as a term, Pandas has been intimately connected to the ID movement throughout its history until the Kitzmiller decision.
England has been intimately connected to this corner of India since 1826, when the British began planting tea estates all along the river valley of the mighty Brahmaputra, which courses out of the Himalayas and flows through Assam on its way to the Indian Ocean.
Frankie has been intimately connected to every point of our little world for over 30 years.
In saying this, I run the risk of being tarred and feathered by the (plus-size) community I've been intimately connected to for years.
Her characters are intimately connected to nature.
Our identities are intimately connected to how we sound.
The secret of Tom Jones was to be intimately connected to its contemporary audience.
It is intimately connected to what it is to be an autonomous person.
Even the photography class, which is offered each season, is intimately connected to the Stone Barns' mission.
