Sentence examples for that connected in from inspiring English sources

The reason is often less about creative bankruptcy (although there is that) than a reflexive hope that characters or stories that connected in one format — say, a comic book called "Iron Man" — will, when properly massaged, also connect in the darkness of the theater.

Colbert wanted his classmates to know that "the world had changed," because prior to Star Wars, there hadn't been "space movies" that connected in quite the same way.

She then made two braids that connected in the back, which were completed with a small rosette formed with the ends of the hair.

Honor, a combination of an online service that connects in-home caregivers, seniors and their families, has raised $20 million from what reads like an A-list of Silicon Valley.

You won't find much in Bowie's collection that connects in any striking or interesting way with his music, videos, performances or personae.

Modular Robotics has raised $7 million and develops Cubelets, interchangeable blocks that connect in various ways to build unique machines.

Created by chemistry set maker Thames & Kosmos along with Pittsburgh-based Schell Games, Happy Atoms teaches kids about building molecules using magnetic atoms that connect in "happy" ways.

The nodes named "Xv" and "Xd" are representatives of a class of interneurons (SAA) that connect in the manner shown to the ventral and dorsal head stretch receptors "Sv" and "Sd".

You can use for that a folder shared on a file server or you can use an internal website for IT department (an intranet website) or you can use collaborative software that connects in a section, only those administrators.

It takes more than data to change people's mistaken ideas about vaccines and guns there must also be a story that connects, in some important way, to people's webs of belief.

To actually grab hold of something visceral and cathartic that connects in a real way with a person will always have more meaning.