Sentence examples for connection that comes from inspiring English sources

"This is a connection that comes here, but it is illegal".

And though her mother shared memories of the family matriarch, Ms. Altman, 28, never forged that singular connection that comes from knowing someone firsthand.

There is a sense of connection that comes from sharing one another's burdens that is impossible to replicate with a "like" or a tweet.

I also felt an odd personal connection to the Austrian athlete's feat, the sort of connection that comes from family lore: my great-uncle, my grandmother's older brother, was the first man to parachute from the stratosphere.

There is also the connection that comes from their wardrobes; with more pleats than a Catholic schoolgirl uniform store, they are an expensively customized version of what their constituency wears.

After all, not all of us have the connection that comes with having someone like Max (and, before him, Malcolm Williamson and Arthur Bliss) whom we appoint to write music for us.

He talked about how the impersonal machinery of modernity had destroyed the values and sensitivities, the tenderness and powerful connection that came from living close to the earth.

Much of the outcome is determined by the movies, the performances, the connection that came off the screen and spoke to people in the darkness of the theater in a way that stuck with them when it came time to vote.

Even the eyes of people can seem alarmingly emptied of that spark of brain connection that came with real speech.

During the auditions, I made them improvise a scene in Spanish (which is their second language) and the joy and connection that came out of that was really surprising.

Throughout, Kaplan foregrounds aerial imagery's importance to modern visual culture and its ability to enforce colonial power, demonstrating both the destructive force and the potential for political connection that come with viewing from above.