Sentence examples for connecting inward from inspiring English sources

Bischofs and co-workers developed a theoretical model that describes the relation between cell shape and cell force distribution based on outer adhesion sites and connecting inward curved actin arcs (Bischofs et al., 2009).

So direct your attention outward while remaining connected inward.

We come face to face with our to-do list within seconds of coming into consciousness and, as a result, run the risk of becoming immediately overwhelmed before we've had the chance to connect inward, fuel our tank, and prepare ourselves for a peaceful and balanced day.

The book has been so thoroughly absorbed into critical history that people quote her insights – such as the contrasting imagery of mirrors and windows connected with inward-looking Hetty and outward-looking Dinah in Adam Bede – as received tradition without even knowing their source.

You'll feel like a spirit that is floating outward, instead of going inward and connecting to make real authentic relationships, commitments and honoring your needs.

Two vertical sections, which contain offices, lean precariously inward, connected by two horizontal sections containing production facilities, one running along the ground, the other a kind of bridge in the sky.

Bend the end straws upward and inward to make connecting the top easier.

Other nodes perform a cascade inward movement to connect to the connected network when they cannot communicate with the moved nodes.

The best explanation I was ever given (and maybe one of the biggest "aha!" moments of my adult life) was that while extroverts are energized by connecting and spending time with others, introverts need inward-focused alone time to recharge.

It's a treasure hunt, first inward into ourselves and then back out, intimately connecting with the world.

Bring your attention inward to this love that is inside of you, connecting you to all that is living or has lived across time and space.