Sentence examples for profoundly connect from inspiring English sources

I'm fascinated by it and connect with it, as I also profoundly connect with Irish music".

And there's plenty of evidence that brands can profoundly connect with their audiences via good-will marketing.

But Rowling also seems profoundly connected to her own teen-age self.

But he also remains profoundly connected by remembrances that he cannot — and does not want to — discard.

And no single-player game has made me feel as profoundly connected to the outcome of a story I cared about.

But I also go there for a sense of community, knowing that I am profoundly connected to my fellow customers by a love of books.

A profoundly connected and loving friend, wife, mother and sister, she is survived by her husband Michael Devorkin, her daughter Sarah, her brother Joe and sister Ruth.

But while it's clear that marriage is profoundly connected to health and well-being, new research is increasingly presenting a more nuanced view of the so-called marriage advantage.

And then there is the novel's tough and playful consideration of the creative process; the off-the-cuff way in which Spark suggests that a story, like a reality, will always be profoundly connected to its contemporary times.

At the same time, they found it unbearable to acknowledge what was glaringly obvious – that the establishment of the state of Israel was profoundly connected to the Holocaust, which had changed everything for Jews.

In this moment, McCarthy is no longer a boy "prone to worry and fret," but rather a wise young soul who knows to his very bones what it is to be alive, his entire being flooded with the exquisite perception that we are at once profoundly connected to the wide and cluttered world and utterly, inexorably alone in it.