But I'll always believe governing, quite frankly — life, for that matter — is about connecting.
But I'll always believe governing, quite frankly, and life, for that matter, is about connecting, about connecting with people.
Frankly, I prefer feeling connected.
"There's an unfortunate and frankly criminal inability to connect to the stories that are going on, bordering on contempt.
Mr. Missfelder's challenge was surprising enough, issued as it was from the cautious ranks of the Christian Democrats, but it was also a frankly opportunistic attempt to connect with the self-interest of younger voters.
Now she'd like to find a way to contribute her energies to Carson too, she said, but "quite frankly, I've never really connected with the city".
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The lawyer tried to find a way for the two of them to connect, he said, so they could talk frankly about Mr. Mills's life and his crime.
I was frankly flattered by the assignment — feeling it to be connected to my own superior attributes — and arrived at the first session nervous but cocky.
They don't "connect" the dots that far back, and frankly, adults typically don't either, everyone collectively rolling their eyes when asked about their childhood.
