Sentence examples for intention to connect from inspiring English sources
Think deeply about every single word and have a strong intention to connect with your audience.
Like everything else, the road to a thousand miles starts with one step or one chant at a time and an intention to connect to the higher spirit and the higher truth.
The city of Minneapolis had connected 30 security cameras and 35 electronic street signs to the network by the end of 2010, with the intention to connect 50 network-enabled parking meters and 10 garbage trucks to the system in the near future.
The beauty of #MuseumWeek is its intention to connect museum workers and museum lovers with each other through the ubiquitous medium of tweets, changing the image of the stuffy museum towards something more like the way we naturally use social media.
Once you've set the intention to connect with your spirit guide, and have done so with heartfelt commitment, pay attention; about a week to ten days out, you should receive validation of this new presence, perhaps even a validation of the very name you've given your guide.
I mean that when you meet each other in the bedroom you do so with an intention to connect in a place past thought, to learn to break through habitual walls that arise to keep out intimacy, and sometimes that means receiving your partner's loving touch without any agenda or attachment to outcome.
But the architect's intention is to connect this finite object to the larger cityscape and to the experience of leaving behind the great center of Manhattan.
The exhibition's press release quotes Krammer, saying that "[his] intention is to connect with the characters and melt the pose and the moment of the photo into a new object, a free standing bas- relief which is nearly as flat as the picture... ..
Our main intention here is to connect the edge map representation of our model (simulating retinal GC responses to stimuli) to higher-level perceptual grouping mechanisms such as Gestalt grouping principles.
Most controversially, Rifkin believes that President Obama – for all his good intentions – has failed to connect the dots on energy, thereby making America a footnote in the Euro-centric energy and internet revolution that will transform the 21st century world.
