Sentence examples for connected that she from inspiring English sources

Happy Valley was her debut, and To Walk Invisible is her forthcoming single drama about the Brontë siblings, with whom she has become so intimately connected that she talks about them as though they're annoying members of her own family.

I hadn't really connected that way before.

Then he somehow connected that thought to the Islamic State.

But if there is anything that connects that generation, she suspects it is probably little more than the fact that "we all started digging into our parents' record collections at the same time".

Indeed, she's preoccupied with it, but largely as an aesthetic problem; it's not until an author's note at the end of the book that she explicitly connects that ideology to deeper problems with our understanding of suffering.

She then connects that "zealotry" to an alleged earlier move by a member of the Muslim Brotherhood to ban books.

"Slavery has left the most terrible marks and legacies on not just people's material lives – which it has; the levels of inequality, the levels of under-development of the Caribbean in terms of health and education are deeply shocking – but there's also the psychic histories connected with that," she says.

It is this capacity to connect that is the strength of social media, she says.

"He's got a vaudevillian heart inside there, and I connect with that," she said.

The relationship with her brother is so connected that without it she kind of loses a sense of herself.

That night I heard Grandma talking to them about how Skipper and I had connected and that she was fine if I wanted to take him home.