Sentence examples for even more connected from inspiring English sources

I still have a strong connection to the land and feel even more connected to the people living within and around it's many internal borders.

The iPad promises to make us even more connected, but sometimes I just want to pull the plug.

"It occurred to us that something should be done to help our readers feel even more connected to each other".

By the end of that year, I'm in "Rock of Ages," and I'm suddenly even more connected to the Broadway community.

The evolution of "Downtown Church" is even more connected to the Staples, thanks to a chance duet that Ms. Griffin sang with Mavis Staples and the Tri-City Singers in 2009 on "Oh Happy Day: An All-Star Music Celebration".

"The goal is to let you stay even more connected with your closest friends, and share your real emotions.

Done well, however, Tumblr could endear itself to its reblog-happy user base even more, connecting aspirational imagery and content with those who are still young enough to dream they can spend their way into new feelings.

Fang and Huang found that male and female analysts have an equal number of school-based connections — and in fact, in some cases the women were even slightly more connected to the firms they were covering – but that the men seem to get a lot more help from their contacts.

This will involve making the school even more globally connected than it already is: one of Mr Nohria's first acts as dean was to embark on a whistle-stop tour of the world's business hot-spots.

The second way in which illumination enables us to surpass what we are able to accomplish by means of sense perception alone is even more tightly connected to Augustine's Neoplatonizing eudaimonism.

Similarly, Hoess shared that when it was announced that Wanderlust was officially B Corp certified, their workforce was energized and felt even more deeply connected to their work and larger mission to benefit society and the planet.