Sentence examples for to feel a connection from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, for participant 12, feeling better was characterised by starting to feel a connection with her baby: I hadn't spoken to anybody for weeks, so I was starting to ring people that week and said 'I love her [her daughter], you know I'm having a nice time, I'm going for walks' and it was just brilliant.

Social media is a good way to feel a connection again with like-minded people.

"We really want the audience who gets these e-mails to feel a connection with the subjects".

I wasn't depressive, and I wasn't even a poet, but at age 20 it was easy to feel a connection.

"It hurts me that people don't understand that I want to have the right to feel a connection.

He's going to feel a connection because this team is behind him and we're going to take him under our wing.

But some male fans do seem to feel a deeper connection to Ms. Palin.

To a striking degree, voters seem to feel a personal connection with Obama.

"He seems to me to feel a real connection with these inner-city faith-based groups," Mr. Olasky said.

"But wanting to feel a personal connection to the recipient of your gift, giving to a project that best represents your values, and valuing transparency," he said.

As I read it, I began to feel a real connection with her, I almost felt as though she was a friend.