Sentence examples for newfound connection from inspiring English sources

World War II arrives and Sackville's newfound connection to her family is cut short.

Her newfound connection to other living beings means that she is no longer interested in performing experiments on live rat brains, which she did as a researcher.

One, because Liberty is one of the nation's largest online universities, he says he believes the football team can be a newfound connection to college life for those who cannot afford to attend a residential college.

Beyond any political disagreements and culture clashes, there was something transcendent about Cox's newfound connection with her grandmother.

With his newfound connection with the genre, it's possible that Sanders is gearing up to announce plans, if elected, to institute ayahuasca ceremonies into international peace-talks and maybe even UN meetings.

The elucidation of these newfound connections and the roles played by ROS to simultaneously shift metabolic program and induce apoptosis could provide insights toward the development of new anti-glioma strategies.

Is your newfound compassion connected to that?

(This world would eventually lead to major demise, but in real life, one can often leverage relationships based on doors open to them via newfound friendships and connections built on common experiences).

I have a newfound appreciation for human connection.

Out of the emotional connection, understanding, a newfound cooperation, more trust, peace of mind, and ease is present in the relationship and in your life in general.

But perhaps more importantly, companies become more likely to succeed after closing high profile rounds because of their newfound access to the friends and connections of prominent investors.