Sentence examples for profound connection with from inspiring English sources

"We work to take on these environmental challenges without having any kind of profound connection with nature.

He was one of the first to study differential equations involving complex variables, and his work led to a profound connection with group theory.

He thinks he has made a profound connection with Vladimir Putin because they bond over the Russian leader's fondness for a religious artefact.

His allies argue that his right to engage with government is rooted in a profound connection with the British people – not least through hundreds of public engagements each year.

After Euler defined this function, he showed that it had a deep and profound connection with the pattern of the primes.

Shoshanna never had a profound connection with any of them (though she still hangs out with Elijah who wouldn't?).

She stressed Motown's profound connections with the African-American tradition, especially jazz, gospel, and rhythm and blues: James Jamerson's restless, all-over bass lines are electric bebop.

Only by surrounding ourselves with monitors displaying live feeds of friends' faces could we establish a more profound connection; bond with them any more tightly and they may as well move in.

I think our generation needs to focus on more profound connections associated with true love-based marriage, something that may have been missing in many marriages before our time.

The realization of both a child's separateness and its profound connection to its parent is illustrated with D. H. Lawrence's novel "The Rainbow" and Coleridge's poem "Frost at Midnight".

Having expressed regret that she did not stick closely enough to her instincts in its creation, Ms. Tharp has the opportunity with "Come Fly Away" to return to music with which she has a profound connection.