Sentence examples for connection feel from inspiring English sources

"Scholarships can also make the coach-athlete connection feel more like an owner-athlete relationship," Koll said.

A book from Oxford University's Department of Education, published this month, highlights the ways in which teenagers without an internet connection feel shut out from their peer group and disadvantaged in their studies.

People take away a profound sense of connection, feel inspired about how we can lift each other up and out of heartbreak.

Having said that, a lot of The French Connection feels contemporary.

My efforts to make sense of our connection felt more like a rat running on a wheel than rational thought.

When Roberta and Peg come together, the connection feels logistically, not emotionally, driven: they're the only actual women around.

It is also to witness a powerful connection felt toward one another by the Gold Star families of Lima Company, 3rd Battalion, 25th Marines.

In many ways, though, despite the elegant translation by Margaret Sayers Peden, the stories do not resonate enough with each other and the connection feels arbitrary.

The connection feels improbable — as though there were a Falstaff Ale that really dates to Shakespeare's Stratford — but also apt.

"You will know you've made the right decision to buy because of the strong connection felt as you walked through the doors of your potential home".

This continues to emerge as a landmark series with the odd priceless touch: here, the Wittenberg connection, felt if not heard.