Sentence examples similar to the very connected from inspiring English sources

Tony manages to make the piece very connected in a marvellous way.

A more typical litigant would live in the city, be "very connected to the L.G.B.T.-rights community," and be aware that adoption was the only way for an unmarried same-sex partner in New York to have unquestioned parental rights.

Local journalist Ludovic Aubin Nono says the supporters feel very connected to the squad.

Our parents are from Teesside but moved to Tyneside, and with Northumberland a stone's throw away and Newcastle just along the road, we feel very connected to the whole of the north-east.

"The girls here are very connected with the young men in the schools locally that we work with.

"They are the regime and feel very connected to the people.

The whole thing is very connected to the African-American experience of call and response, so you have this interaction between the audience and the performer".

Girlfriend Grace Lovio told SFGate.com that the adult McCarthy was very connected to the Bay Area art scene.

"There's definitely a feeling in Austin that the corporate-military-industrial complex has benefited from the war, and they're very connected to the Bush administration," said Missy Bolbecker, the Iraq campaign coordinator with the American Friends Service Committee there.

The two are very connected.

"Chile is a more rock-oriented place but the scene is very connected with Berlin," Pelau says.