Sentence examples for desperately connected from inspiring English sources

This is an issue so desperately connected not only to my quality of life but to my sense of who I am.

Many young adults seem to be moving away from organized religion while simultaneously trying desperately to connect with their spirituality.

The Highlanders were not prepared to sit on their lead and top scorer Billy McKay tried desperately to connect with a lovely through ball by Christie before Mannus intervened.

The program leaves you with the emotional impact of people desperately seeking to connect with relatives they never knew.

Sawyer, a former beauty queen and (as Walters notes) aide to Richard Nixon, doesn't have a conventional journalistic résumé, either, but she plays as cooler, less emotionally involved, less desperately eager to connect to her subject and to us.

When we see River talk out loud to his former partner Stevie, Lena desperately try to connect with her "returned" sister Camille or the socially introverted Elliot painfully describe how his father died, we cannot help but react.

Triest explained that he desperately wanted to connect with the company's founder, Meredith Perry.

Officials behind humanitarian relief efforts in Vanuatu are desperately trying to connect those in need with crucial aid.

We see a woman desperately trying to connect with her son and put the past behind her, and a man who has to keep hurting her because he can't put the past behind him.

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As I read the article, I was surprised and saddened to read about these famous and accomplished Latina celebrities who felt judged and alienated by a culture they so desperately wanted to connect with; but the feeling wasn't mutual.