Sentence examples for make a real connection from inspiring English sources

This might not concern you if you're flitting from person to person while networking (an event most introverts dread) but if you are wanting to make a real connection with the introvert, you have to make the effort to truly connect and to truly listen.

"We make a real connection with our customers," Mr. Pasanella said.

They exchanged numbers but were traveling in such different orbits, it seemed unlikely they would make a real connection.

"We need a real leader, and Bonnie has always used addictive content to make a real connection with a coveted audience of young women".

Mr. Huckabee actually had a few moments when he appeared to be trying to make a real connection, recalling how when he was a raggedy little kid, he wanted to be a teacher because teachers had decent cars and nice clothes.

But there is still the room to make a real connection through the disarming authenticity of your personal essays.

"Stormy made a real connection with him," Mrs. Crofts said.

I feel we're making a real connection here.

He is effective at the kind of one-on-one campaigning common in the early primary states, shaking hands and making effortless small talk that leaves voters feeling they made a real connection.

"Within four years as a councillor I've influenced a change in government policy, spoke to thousands of young people in school and made a real connection with my constituents, who trust me as a person who is capable of representing them".

It means making a real connection.