Sentence examples for feeling a connection with from inspiring English sources

"I'm accustomed to feeling a connection with a play almost immediately, but that wasn't quite the case with 'Daisy,' " Ms. Redgrave said.

For some, native style is about feeling a connection with the essence of native and tribal peoples.

Speaking to GLAAD's Anthony Ramos this week, she recalled feeling a connection with gay men when she was a kid. .

If you guys are lucky, Powers will cry actual tears, forever tarnishing your memories of driving home drunk from the golf course, feeling a connection with Method Man.

Big Things, Small Steps Like all holidays, Pride is an opportunity for self-reflection, feeling a connection with our family (biological or chosen), sharing our experiences, and sometimes just making a spectacle of ourselves.

"Serial killers really enjoy that rush of power and feeling a connection with their victims".

"It could have more to do with growing up with the team and feeling a connection to the franchise.

Part of the issue with feeling a real connection with the story at the outset in Mass Effect: Andromeda could be some of its issues with cutscene graphics; the faces of the characters look decidedly wooden, and this is especially true because of the game's release proximity to this year's stunning breakout success, Horizon: Zero Dawn.

This kind of panic means going on dates with as many people as possible, often without feeling a real connection with them, and yet desperately wanting to.

In the film, directed by Mark Pellington ("Arlington Road") from a screenplay by Albert Torres, the miracles wrought by feeling a mystical connection with a mysterious reddish stain on the side of a stucco house are less earthshaking and have to do with physical and mental health.

But he has been able to ratchet up his scoring thanks to feeling a stronger connection with Kopitar.