At the same time, what I 'get,' is that I feel interconnected with people in a really marvelous way.
The multimedia experience will continue their ongoing skill at immersing audiences so they feel interconnected with the soundwaves and other sensory stimuli.
More than once Mr. Yahel used the melody of the previous song as a spur for improvising in the present one, making the set feel interconnected.
Feeling interconnected is a struggle, Yea, people hear me, but do they.
People feel more interconnected today and are very happy about it.
The Cinque Terre towns of today have, in reality, evolved as a designated world heritage site and a national park with mechanisms to preserve and protect the cultural landscape (including often-abandoned hillside vineyards), and the internationally noted "look and feel" of interconnected towns.
But rarely has there been a moment when the Middle East felt so interconnected, governments so unpopular and Arabs so overwhelmingly agreed on the demand for change, even as some worry about the aftermath in a place where alternatives to dictatorship have been relentlessly crushed.
Everyone I talked to seemed to feel that this interconnected triad of features is indeed elemental and thus part of the reason for the crisis.
This, coupled with the new "all swipe" interface, makes using the phone and apps feel smooth and interconnected.
In addition, if you paused in your swinging, you could feel the rest of the interconnected system pulse and gyrate, a momentary demonstration — at once silly and profound — that we are, indeed, all connected.
"Everything is so interconnected, so you feel sometimes that you can't fix anything until you fix everything," said Mayor Ernest J. Strada of the village of Westbury, talking at one point about a zoning question, but really addressing a deeper issue — the lack of a central planning authority on Long Island, a problem that exists in many suburbs.
