Sentence examples for broadly connecting with from inspiring English sources

In Groups, Facebook users are establishing connections with people outside of their personal "social graph" of friends, family and colleagues, and are more broadly connecting with the community at large, whether that's others in their own neighborhood, with people city-wide, or with those who share your same beliefs or interests.

By the end of this inquisitive if ultimately conventional presentation, the audience at Friday's first performance found itself in the lap of a large and loving nuclear family while more broadly connecting with a sense of America as one big household.

They also view the environment as broadly connected with social and economic issues, and their concerns include the displacement of low-income families after Hurricane Katrina and the creation of "green collar" jobs in places like the South Bronx.

Both have significant expression in A1 and MG, and are broadly connected with other nodes in the network.

Huntley says her work increasingly shows voters broadly connect environmental issues such as climate change, energy, clean air and water, food security and waste with capacity for leadership.

The metacone is broadly connected to another labial cusp behind it, referred to as the "post-hypocone", which it is expected to fuse to with increasing wear.

It is so intimate but, at the same time, so broadly connects us to others.

In phase 2 ("optic vesicle", TS14), the globular optic vesicle is broadly connected to the forebrain.

So education broadly but connected with also preparation and tools on, okay, well, how do you respond?

In one case, Scott reports, a corporation engaged 1,000 employees in a crowdfunding campaign, ultimately reaching broadly outside the company connecting with the social networks of the employees.

"We are connecting with nostalgia.