"connected feeling" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to convey an emotion related to being in a state of understanding and appreciation. For example, "I felt a strong sense of connected feeling when my friend opened up and shared their story with me."
The chief executive of Sony's computer entertainment division, Andrew House, said: "We are trying to create a much more social and connected feeling.
I used to do drugs to try to get that connected feeling, go out and dance, not get it, do more drugs and still not get that feeling.
"I think social media tends to magnify the issues that we all have with feeling connected, feeling disconnected, feeling less than, trying to one-up each other, trying to connect with each other," Jones explained.
That night the ayahuasca comes on the way it always does at the beginning: fractals, sound distortions, and the connected feeling that you get on MDMA and mushrooms, where objects take on a mutable, liquid quality and you feel that you're you, you're the people in the room, you're the moon in the sky, and you're even the dry-heave in the bucket between your legs.
The Agent could act as needed to truly understand the problem and determine what needs to happen for the customer's specific situation, which promoted a more personal and connected feeling.
This ability to connect feeling to gesture and eventually to words and communication is the corner stone of emotional intelligence and literacy.
Only the long association between music and poetry had taught us to connect feelings with sounds, he wrote; music is ourselves reflected, and nothing more.
Make your app a joy to use and connect feelings with features.
The company knows how to connect feelings like freedom or associations you have with cool people – like James Dean or Steve McQueen – and put it all into a motorcycle.
The negative emotions affected the sexual life of the informants, for example, worrying about increased pain during sexual activities led to avoidance of sexual activities, and feeling old was connected to feelings of being unattractive.
For some of these participants the experience of ageing and ill health was also connected to feeling low.
