Sentence examples for more connection to from inspiring English sources

More connection to the food on your table.

He wanted more connection to the harbor, to which the building now turns a cold, concrete shoulder.

I was moved by their plight, but I felt no more connection to it than I did to the struggles of oppressed Zulus or Masai.

"A lot of projects were finally wrapping up, and I knew I wanted to have more connection to the natural landscape," he suggests tentatively.

But talking about a house that has to make "more connection to the public realm," as the city planners have done, is another thing.

Mr. Lo's family migrated from China nearly 300 years ago, but he says he has no more connection to China than descendants of Mayflower immigrants in America have to England.

They said they hoped that Connect "could develop more connections to sources of venture capital and international investors and global strategic partners," Ms. Bry said.

If such an early start doesn't appeal, there are many more connections to the country's main gateway, Marrakech.

Every time we practice an old skill or learn a new one, existing neural connections are strengthened and, over time, neurons create more connections to other neurons.

If you're reading "1984" or plan to, use our resource "Teaching Orwell and '1984' With The Times" to make more connections to the world today.

Of course, there are many more connections to the rest of the Dark Tower books in this, but that's pretty much a given.