Sentence examples for special connection that from inspiring English sources

In a way this is a happy indication of the special connection that is developing between the orchestra and its more regular leader.

It defines the undertones of communication between two people, the special connection that makes our heart skip a beat at the sight of the other.

I was so relieved to find at dinner that there was still a chemistry of comfort between my parents that was not erased by divorce; a special connection that exists between two people who made a life and kids together, even if they've since parted ways.

I think there is a special connection that binds the two coasts".

"If you have an opportunity to give it right to the audience, there's a special connection that you make by looking at the camera," Mr. Colbert said.

"But I didn't fully understand the special connection that the people have with the land - their sense of place.

But they have brought the scandal to the palace doorstep, further tarnishing a monarchy that has come under scrutiny as Spaniards suffer through an economic downturn and as corruption cases — including envelopes of cash handed out to top politicians — stoke their resentment over the privileges and special connections that have insulated Spain's elite from the same pain.

However, the downside of using the textbook is that (i) you don't have those special connections that come with good notes and (ii) the textbook isn't usually very direct but is teaching the basics while you often need projections/variations of those.

Carvel Gay, who towed the floats back to Glendale for some twenty-five yearsaidaid he had a special connection with that that years float as he is part Native-American, from the Cherokee and Chickasaw tribes in Oklahoma.

It's really only weird to see him on television in public places (billboards and gyms) when I'm completely anonymous and have a special connection with "that dude" that no one around me realizes.

"It's like when you go to a normal doctor you develop that sense of trust, that feeling of thinking you have a special connection with that person," Rasmussen said.