Sentence examples for meaningful bonds from inspiring English sources

We will start to see real changes in 2016 with brands taking advantage of this new way to build closer and more meaningful bonds with customers.

One of the unexpected threads in both Robbins's and Franks's stories is the complicated but meaningful bonds between these young, angry women and their parents.

Yet it's also, so often – at least in modern times – considered something of a secondary relationship, a practice run on the road to the more serious and meaningful bonds of parenthood and spousedom.

He has meaningful bonds with Peggy and Sally, but dealing with other human beings has been and will always be work for him.

Although online networking has become instrumental in the way we cultivate and leverage connections, it will never replace the meaningful bonds we forge from face-to-face interaction.

One question I continually asked myself is is it fair to form deep and meaningful bonds with needy animals, release them into the wild, go see them again, and leave them once more.

Centuries of hideous bondage had resulted in meaningful bonding, a peaceful coexistence of the most conflicting ideologies.

Even if you're not a touchy-feely person, increasing physical affection can help you to sustain a deep, meaningful bond.

On the other hand, there are indications that, far from forming a meaningful bond, Bledsoe and Gray publicly and visibly clashed while she represented him.

Sexual exploration, coming out, or a shared involvement in activist and queer liberation circles can all be meaningful bonding experiences that don't go away just because a romantic relationship is over.

The school was founded by father and son Oscar and Cristobal Scarpati and works under the philosophy that respectful and non-violent horse-taming can establish a meaningful bond between man and bronco.