Sentence examples for from connection from inspiring English sources

Everyone has their own definition of safety and security, however, true safety and security come from connection to the divine, for once you are connected to this energy form of life and sustenance you have a resource of higher value than anything available to you on earth.

Acquisition has taken over from connection.

Creative people benefit from connection, and even constriction.

Their influence comes from connection to culturally significant moments.

Knee-jerk adherents to the anti-globalism campaign would be well advised to note the benefits that farmers worldwide reap from connection to international markets.

The recession and the mortgage crisis had reduced consumer demand for water a beneficial outcome, you would think but they had also halted new construction throughout the valley, and without new construction the S.N.W.A.'s revenues from connection fees had fallen by ninety per cent.

"We were isolated from connections".

Two of the universities have benefited from connections to powerful state senators.

Zhang draws the inevitable comparisons to Michelle Kwan from connections and coincidences.

These medieval names are derived from connections with royalty, titles, badges, or orders of knighthood.

"Rightly or wrongly, the conflict with Georgia was viewed as a retreat from connections with global markets and global standards".