Sentence examples for better in touch from inspiring English sources

Esther Schwarzbauer, 30, a booking manager, agreed: "I feel that he was better in touch with the concept of his own mortality in those last months.

But New Age guy that he is, he also has this nonprofit "We The People" communal thing going in the warehouse he lives in down near the Oakland waterfront, offering yoga and tai chi classes for all who need to get better in touch with themselves, or whatever.

Whether it refers to a new risible version of champagne socialists, or to the ability of certain lefties to be better in touch with reality, this notion taps into the view of prosecco as a more affordable option to its French competitor, which has obviously driven its commercial success.

At 52, he is regarded as more youthful and better in touch with the workforce than his predecessor, who was 67.

This is where companies are nimble and better in touch with their customers and local communities.

Filmmaker Saffron Cassaday has more than an observer's interest in capturing the retirement crowd getting better in touch with loved ones: The Cyber-Seniors program was started by her teenage sisters, Macaulee and Kascha, as a high school project inspired by how learning the ways of the Web changed the lives of the girls' grandparents.

When I said I had my heart set on arsenic, they said then I had better get in touch with a taxidermist, since no modern drugstore stocks arsenic anymore at all.

They also established a social network to better stay in touch and share lessons with each other.

Bring books, computer, cell phone etc. so you can better keep in touch with your friends and loved ones.

Because of that, and the fact that Windows 8 is so much better in a touch environment, I expected the percentage numbers regarding touch penetration to be higher.

While many ministers say that Facebook is better for staying in touch with church members, Twitter can connect Christian leaders to new audiences.