Sentence examples for quite connected with from inspiring English sources

Though Joan Didion praised "Lithium for Medea" when it published, Braverman's experimentalism never quite connected with readers the way the work of her peers William T. Vollmann and Kathy Acker did.

• Some potential buyers of Sabra are "adventurous eaters who we haven't quite connected with yet," Mr. Walker said, and some are "people who don't know what hummus is or what it tastes like".

I'd heard the work as a student and had never quite connected with it, but listening to it again I got excited, initially more by its themes: group activism and how change happens through the actions of communities rather than one person.

Miliband, a London Socialist and self-described "geek", never quite connected with working-class voters.

I was raised Catholic, you see, and I never quite connected with that religion, nor the messages and ways they did things in the church.

He checked all the boxes: solidly pro-life, champion of traditional marriage, and a vocal proponent for religious liberty – and yet he never quite connected with what should have been his core constituents.

But we never quite connected and I think Manchester has always been a little bit prickly about that despite most of my barbs being intended to be humorous.

All of this is addressed visually and intellectually in the film, but the dots aren't quite connected emotionally.

Is she not connected with trade?" Aunt C: "Trade?

"This is really not anything connected with peace," he said.

"To my horror," he said, "I do feel connected with Kevin.