Sentence examples for energy connecting from inspiring English sources
But in spending so much screen time digging among Obama's very roots in Kenya and so much energy connecting Obama with a father who left the United States to return to there is the better to inveigh against the West.
We may even say a little prayer to an obscure but benign Eastern goddess and feel some weak spiritual energy connecting everything as we listen to some tastefully selected ambient music.
At camp we are mastering time, space and energy, connecting with and riding these huge waves and cycles.
Call it female energy, connecting with your womanliness or owning your sexuality, The MILF Diet author Jessica Porter would be hip to all that.
Acting onstage can be like falling in love, when the creative spirit jumps out of you and begins dancing with the spirits of the others in the scene, when the sparks are almost visible, when you can feel the cords of energy connecting you to your acting partner, when you feel the audience leaning forward, wanting to share in the same energy.
With the large scale new energy connected to power grid in China, the grid-connected control and protection of wind energy generation and photovoltaic power generation brings a new challenge to the relay protection system and the SSCS.
There is a huge amount of energy connected to this".
"It is that kind of bottom-up energy connected with the Gonzalez campaign that contrasts with the much more top-down professional and well-funded Newsom campaign".
Mr. Franco's goofball energy connects the viewer to the character almost instantly, and Mr. Boyle's speedy, jumpy style sends us out into the desert on a wave of caffeine and rock 'n' roll.
When large-scale renewable energy connects to the grid, how to stabilize the fluctuation and improve the renewable energy integration ability of the grid becomes a serious problem.
These features are present in many modern systems like a sensor network which has multiple sensors with limited energy connected in a distributed manner to a common receiver.
