Sentence examples for identity and connection from inspiring English sources

What I'm working on now: the genetic and family history elements that connect people and provide them with a greater sense of identity and connection.

"His identity and connection to place was beautiful," she wrote.

"That identity and connection is crucial to me," he added.

Healing centres – the setting for a range of services aimed at restoring cultural identity and connection to country – should be established for those who grew up in institutions, it said.

Participants expressed a desire to see not just an increase in the proficiencies of speakers, but also "for the language to have a stronger presence in their own and wider communities, noting that this in turn strengthens identity and connection with country and heritage".

Over the course of what officials described as several meetings, Mr. Agha verified his true identity and connection to the Taliban leadership in hiding by posting a prearranged message on a Web site used by the group, according to the officials.

People should have the freedom to build trust and reputation through their identity and connections, and should not have their presence on the Facebook Service removed for reasons other than those described in Facebook's Statement of Rights and Responsibilities.

In the same way that companies like Facebook are reorganizing the web around social identity and connections, Rajnish wants to build a new form of video discovery that's organized around people — one that could eventually surpass television.

Kik's newfound emphasis is designed to build on what it perceives as its strengths, which include offering users control over their messaging identity and connections, and being a network that doesn't care where your contacts come from – be they existing real-world connections or people met through Tumblr, Twitter, Instagram or any other social source.

Many of his films display themes of Indian national identity and connections with diaspora communities, and gender, racial, social and religious differences and grievances.

While religion can be racialized, and religious discrimination continues to be a major problem in this country, one's religious identity and connections to a religious group can change over time.