Sentence examples for but it connected from inspiring English sources

"But it connected me with doing a buck-and-wing in the kitchen with Otto," he said.

"A Knight's Tale" was not a huge hit, but it connected with young audiences, and one critic hailed the arrival of a "quintessential medieval downtown chick".

In its own time, factory law was experienced as a minor official initiative, but it connected with some of the most potent ideological debates and political oppositions of the age.

"For two years I said, 'I can't go, I'm sorry.'" Walking away from rugby league to pursue a career in basketball might have seemed like a step backwards, but it connected him to something far bigger than sport.

McEnroe's reaction might have been over the top — and so at odds with his historic brashness — but it connected profoundly with his passionate, elder statesman's hope that tennis's popularity will reach its former peaks.

It was rebel music but it connected with American flower power music". By the early 70s what was once radical in Kingston's slums had become chic in western capitals.

But it connects vision to strategy.

The project doesn't directly fund people, but it connects scientists who are doing related work.

"You could view it as cheesy, but it connects with the world," Pursey says.

"Wipeout" may be a mere example of disposable comedy, but it connects with an average of eight million viewers each week.

Sometimes it's not a perfect triangle, but it connects three stations: the refrigerator, the prep station and the oven or cooking area.