Sentence examples for that he connected from inspiring English sources

I feel that he connected.

The good thing that came out of it, he says, is that he connected with his Catholicism.

But Buckley took Limbaugh seriously, cultivated him, promoted him and saw to it that he connected with the right people.

Evidence from Mendelssohn's correspondence suggests that he connected the movements into an uninterrupted span of music because he, as a performer, found mid-composition applause to be distracting.

It was at Nijmegen that he connected with Dr. Novoselov, who was born in Nizhny Tagil, and became Dr. Geim's graduate student in the Netherlands.

Mr. Chu read a brief statement in court late Tuesday, admitting that he connected hedge fund clients with consultants who disclosed important confidential information.

The excitement is as much in the improvisation as in the revelation, in the bravura way that he connects the dots — what the director Paul Mazursky calls his "desperate need to be wonderful".

But then he goes on to say that he connects with Campbell – notwithstanding the Iraq war – because he has been "liberated from the materialistic projections of anatomical humans, who I now see are a refracted projection of one supreme consciousness".

Providing continuity between the scenes is Hermes, the Messenger or "Divine Go-Between" (as he announces himself in the first act), meaning that he connects the inner world of human beings with the outside everyday world.

With a mop of boy-band hair, a fiancée who is a dancer for the Portland Trail Blazers and a deadly shot that he connects on 45percentt of the time, Dickau offers the Zags some glamour.

The point remains that he connects the "living presence of the images" achieved by the most effective poetry with a corresponding feeling of freedom and of being alive.