Sentence examples for connection think from inspiring English sources

"In many other areas of life and health," she says, "we recognize and even celebrate the mind-body connection: think of alternative therapies, yoga, the placebo effect".

Some, making a less obvious connection, think that Turkish debt prices may have fallen slightly in response to the woes on the other side of the Black Sea.Overall, though, trading in emerging-market debt remains remarkably buoyant.

In many other areas of life and health, we recognize and even celebrate the mind-body connection: think of alternative therapies, yoga, the placebo effect, endless magazine articles about reducing stress to improve physical health, meditation, the power of positive thinking.

Web affiliations are based on strong one-to-one connections (think social networking sites or the Cancer Survivors Network).

As Ibrox boss Ally McCoist admitted after the match, if anyone with Rangers connections thought bottom tier football was going to be a cakewalk they have been duly contradicted.

Finally, recordings of neural activity indicated that that long-term potentiation, a physiological strengthening of neural connections thought to underlie this type of learning and memory, persists longer than usual in the hippocampus of the neurogenesis-impaired rodents.

He was second last out in an allowance but clearly his connections thought something of him as he ran in the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint.

Jillian worried about his age and their physical connection (I think she was still thinking about Tanner P's, uh, feet).

It might sound like "The French Connection," but think of this as a scene from something called the Redbird Connection.

We all crave connection, I think.

People still want that connection, I think.