Sentence examples for far more connected from inspiring English sources

Real leadership is far more connected with building trust and relationships that with inspiring fear.

They said they felt far more connected through religion than through ethnicity, and Muslim Tutsi were spared.

Being on the alley, she said, "you share walls with your neighbors, you're far more connected to your community".

So there's speed of change, and the world is also far more connected, and this has a massive impact in terms of how you lead.

Under the influence, brain networks that deal with vision, attention, movement and hearing became far more connected, leading to what looked like a "more unified brain", he said.

It feels far more welcoming to different artists and audiences, and far more connected to what is happening elsewhere in theatre.

First, countries that lie on the same coast (e.g., Chile, Peru, Ecuador) are served by the same services and consequently have far more connections (services that connect them) than they would have without their common services from/to e.g., Europe, North America or Asia.

Chown assures us that "we are far more intimately connected to events in the cosmos than anyone dared imagine".

There are any number of sites in this country far more intimately connected to America's slave past than Gorée Island is.

These two emotionally charged events of spring are far more closely connected than most of us probably suspect -- even at the most selective colleges.

This tiny invention, by making possible the Information Age, has transformed the world into a truly global society, making it a far more intimately connected place than ever before.