Sentence examples for connecting meaningfully from inspiring English sources

"Connecting meaningfully through chat is uncharted waters," she said.

"Connecting meaningfully through chat is uncharted waters," she said.  .

There have been so many highlights but I get the most joy when I know our customer is loving our product and connecting meaningfully with our brand.

Try to connect meaningfully with yours and see where you get.

"Very often the kind of professional development that gets done is not connected meaningfully to teachers' lives".

Some have had little or no direct contact with Haiti, but are finding a way to connect meaningfully.

For that the first step is to connect meaningfully to service users to understand the challenges they are facing, and where professionals can add the most value.

It offers the ability to connect meaningfully with an audience and build really engaged supporters – both because video is such a powerful medium for telling stories (giving you the combined force of sight, sound and motion), and because platforms such as YouTube are communities, social places where users share stories and where charities can build a movement.

Through taking an active role in the recovery process in their country, Haitian volunteers were able to connect meaningfully to others, and experience a renewed sense of hope and purpose as a result of being a volunteer with the HST.

We will continue to invest heavily in safety and security in order to keep bad actors off of our platform and provide a place for people to connect meaningfully about the things that matter to them," he said.

Over the course of three days, there are 51 hands-on workshops, mentorship sessions, and nightly happy hours that are all about helping attendees connect meaningfully with each other and learn the skills they need to thrive in business.