Sentence examples for his connectedness from inspiring English sources

TAD FRIEND: Obama already moving closer to the audience, trying to re-establish his connectedness QUESTION FROM DUNCAN: Romney's answer: "trust me".

Like any good Midwesterner, Clark Kent sees the farm -- his connectedness to the land -- as a deep source of strength.

"Brody's actions to kill the VP seek to reaffirm both of his tethers: he carries out his revenge mission for Nazir, and ensures Carrie's safety for his future connectedness.

It is all down to his well-connectedness.

Rubio said that "of course" he'd go to the wedding — weddings are for going to, after all — an answer that underscores his instinct for connectedness, which may be his greatest political asset.

The writer describes Meredith's career and credits his high degree of connectedness with his wide range.

It was important he was connected but not at the expense of usurping his own inner connectedness to safety and peace.

HIS emphasis on the connectedness of life and music reflects his having practiced Nichiren Daishonin Buddhism for 28 years.

He begins to understand his life in its connectedness to everyone else's, and to a larger metaphysical body: "the ever-changing, ever-great, unfathomable, and infinite life around him".

An announcer describes how someone sipping a Guinness "is experiencing a connectedness with his fellow Guinness drinkers, a shared appreciation for their moment together" and declares: "That's what Guinness is all about.

June 2 , 1921Budapest, Hungary October 18, 2016 London, England Sir Sigmund Sternberg, (born June 2 , 1921 Budapest, Hungary died October 18, 2016, London, England) Hungarian-born British philanthropist and entrepreneur who was known for his efforts to foster connectedness between various religious faiths.