Sentence examples for better able to connect from inspiring English sources

He arrived at Leicester and was better able to connect.

Have you ever felt that reading a good book makes you better able to connect with your fellow human beings?

It shows him more fully in command, better able to connect his style to the emotion that lies beneath.

Whereas theories on the "information society" operate on an abstract level of information and networks, media ecology is better able to connect structural level with that of individuals.

Similarly, Winn et al. (2006) reported that students using simulations of ocean water movement and salinity to frame and test hypotheses were better able to connect their experiences to concepts about physical processes learned in class.

There's a lot of people here that are gonna talk more than I about that, but I think that from my perspective, in addition to a kind of philosophical approach, it's a very practical approach where you get better error detection, potentially better results, better able to connect. Figure 22 Concrete Steps.

That's why he feels best able to connect with the beasts, though eventually he connects with people as well.

Not that most of us live in a quarantine-like environment, but it's important to step back and see just how much better we're able to connect with other people through space and time these days, even compared to 5 years ago.

"He saw that when people asked questions, he was able to connect better," Mr. Brabender said.

I like the thought of one actor 'cause it seems like people might be able to connect better, but, I was thinking, also?

But he does not plan to stick around here forever, either, saying that a younger coach would be able to connect better with the players than someone old enough to be their grandfather.