Sentence examples for connection someone from inspiring English sources
The essential role of peer support is to provide a human connection, someone or a group of people going through the same or similar experiences and challenges.
Users are tethered to their digital property only by an Internet connection; someone else provides and maintains the hardware and software supporting the services they use.
In other words, FON has a business plan based on what many wireless users already do–hop on a connection someone else has already paid for.
Maybe a simple nod, a smile, or a polite hello will be the connection someone needs today to begin feeling less alone.
He simply didn't see that he was already a part of a community, that each of the many people who left similar messages on the show's Facebook page represented a potential new connection, someone to whom he could reach out and initiate a dialogue.
Facebook will soon remove a limitation that restricts users to no more than 5,000 friend connections, someone close to the company told us this week.
"When you're trying to build up your business, you need someone who has connections, someone who is seen as an authority and a legitimate presence," Johnson said.
A personal, human connection to someone makes that person's needs feel more real, harder to ignore, and thus motivates us to alleviate his or her suffering.
Someone in China who speaks no English may be a better social connection than someone you've known for years.
Her own rules for getting ahead: each month, deepen a connection with someone, and try to add a new person to your network.
