Sentence examples for imagined connection from inspiring English sources

And, just possibly, the imagined connection between Genuine Nebraska and Genuine Kool-Aid will help bring Hastings new people.After all, Kool-Aid has quite a following.

He seemed to represent the potential of Asia, something that one could feel a part of and claim, even if it was merely an imagined connection.

Maybe in person they would seem just like any other animal and my imagined connection with them would vanish.

In this imagined connection with their children, parents partly relieve their own fears of aloneness, separation, and death - the ultimate separation.

It arises to cope with interpersonal pain and separation anxiety and this imagined connection is reinforced when children learn about death.

In 1979, he authored a bestseller titled The Dancing Wu-Li Masters, which followed up on Capra in describing the imagined connection between modern physics and Eastern mysticism, emphasizing the holistic interpretation of quantum mechanics developed by the brilliant physicist David Bohm--who later became a mystic.

David's remark was innocent, of course, but I was so desperate for understanding that I imagined connections everywhere.

Fans' imagined connections to their deceased idols represent one of the few instances, to me, in which the Internet has a capacity for sweetness.

It is nearly impossible to imagine connections of any such horse remotely contemplating a visit to the same track in mid-October.

Fuelled by a sense of confusion and vulnerability that Tan captures in each of his paintings, children imagine connections between events, objects, people; assumed correlations that to adult eyes can't possibly exist.

If you know about the sword in the tree in Wagner's "Walküre" and the sword in the stone in the legend of King Arthur, you can waste some time imagining connections, especially as all the panting recalls the orgasmic noises famously performed in some stagings of the Wagner opera.