Sentence examples for more powerfully connected from inspiring English sources

The more you hold goals beyond yourself and your circle of loved ones, the more powerfully connected you are to a sense of meaning and mission.

But the other four are still powerfully connected to the block, and are negotiating the world for their children, a task likely to be even more daunting, given the waves of economic distress hitting the city and the nation.

The result was a top-to-bottom organizational cohesion that powerfully connected Obama with his supporters.

We love our families - we may even be powerfully connected to their cultural traditions.

I had never, until then, felt so powerfully connected to another mother.

It's hard sometimes, because those friends are so powerfully connected to the old relationship in your mind and heart.

"A Passionate Sisterhood" powerfully connects these individual tragedies to the general condition of 19th-century women.

We also powerfully connect with media and entertainment content as well as brands, products and services on a non-conscious emotional level.

And because the NRA reflexively opposes sensible HSLF policy reforms -- such as the trade in bear parts for the black market, banning captive trophy hunts, and halting the aerial gunning of wolves -- the NRA will further alienate core voting blocs and allow us to connect even more powerfully to these mainstream voters.

The new sequence "started the motor of the play's story and connected the monologue more powerfully to the rest of the play, and it took some of the time pressure off the second and third acts," giving them a better balance.

No civilian population is more powerfully armed.