Sentence examples for the sense of connection from inspiring English sources

The sense of connection is visceral.

"I hadn't really realized the sense of connection people had to my family beyond politics".

"But they also can be reassured by the memories and the sense of connection psychologically.

The sense of connection and satisfaction as a donor is sky high with this option.

The sense of connection and empathy — indeed the sense of self — is complex, affecting, but, to a Western eye, disconcerting.

PE and sport have also been shown to increase the sense of connection young people feel with their school.

Invasive though it is, it's also the price of the free internet – and the price of that sense of connection that I still, despite myself, find pleasant.

A Thousand Acres tested this relationship, but she nevertheless concluded her work with the feeling that "this sense of connection through Shakespeare with the distant past had been the loveliest reward of writing it.

As game makers we're  too used to thinking of games as a business rather than a passion, and so our on-the-street sense of connection turns into scientism.

Midway to San Diego after spending days walking in quiet awe behind his father, he recalled a high point: the sense of a connection being restored.

Still, throughout the twentieth century, as pictures on film became the dominant medium through which we saw war, Americans maintained the sense of direct connection to our military that Abraham Lincoln remarked in the early days of the republic.