Sentence examples for connected with being from inspiring English sources

However, the composition in general, that is, the state of affairs involved in such expressions, is primarily connected with being rather than non-being.

"For men, losing our identity is very connected with being a coward.

The issues connected with being gay, for example, are not as life-shattering as being unhappy in your gender.

And as for "the monetary rewards connected with being Jewish", I cannot deny it, we Jews do hoard our shekels.

There is a terrible burden connected with being a megalopolis with a gigantic television market producing mammoth income for two ball clubs.

"[Or] maybe it's the attraction of the monetary rewards connected with being Jewish, but today's celebrities are less shy about talking about their roots".

And yet, the creature I most connected with was the one overshadowed by its showier brethren; the capybara.

Menem is of Syrian descent, and the payments, usually made to companies that he was connected with, were intended to buy influence in the country's Middle Eastern community.

Everyone connects with being on a plane.

In many ways, what he connects with is New Jersey.

"What people connect with is Lance's story," Mr. Kingsriter said.