Sentence examples for reconnect us from inspiring English sources
Shot through with post-dotcom sobriety, Me++ describes the move from virtual reality - the old 90s idea of the net as a separate, alternative realm - to "augmented reality" (AR), in which ubiquitous computing and mobile wireless networks are used to reconnect us to the real world.
Great books are there to reconnect us.
People who embody those virtues reconnect us with our own deepest feelings and desires.
The open, poetic language of improvisational storytelling, movement, music or visual art can reconnect us in deeply meaningful ways.
Cooked, then, is his attempt to reconnect us with the kitchen, the better to make us happier (and healthier).
This project is designed to reconnect us to how the world was before humanity altered it almost beyond recognition.
New Labour reconnected us to them.
It connects and reconnects us to things we need or want and would otherwise be without.
Perhaps these songs succeed in reconnecting us with a part of ourselves that has all but died away.
Sobel's skill is in making it all coherent, and more importantly, interesting, reconnecting us with a sense of wonder about the planets we seem to have lost.
Dr. James H. Thomas of the genetics department at the University of Washington does not think much of Dr. Pearl's claim to be "reconnecting us to other realities and virtual strands to DNA that are evolving".
