Sentence examples for to really connect from inspiring English sources

While this person is now a first order connection, you have yet to really connect until you have a dialogue.

How do we begin to really connect what have been these sort of islands of success?

"They will force the candidates to really connect to these people," Mr. Bohrman said.

"You've got to use more of the tools in the toolbox to really connect".

With Ivona, on the other hand, Alex feels "a mixture of freedom and protectedness," and no need to really connect.

"And that was what was nice about the retreat -- getting people to really connect to the wine.

I never really hung out with other kids and always found it difficult to really connect with people, in particular, girls.

But that's not enough to really connect with voters," said Turk, who now works as vice president of industry grass roots at the National Cable & Telecommunications Association.

Audibly conceived in a dense fug of marijuana smoke, their music proceeds at a uniformly languid pace: it's undeniably beautiful, but it feels too vaporous to really connect.

My time in Spain forced me to really connect with others and also helped me to become fluent in another language.

"30 Rock" had similarly struggled as a broadcast show, but, Fey has observed, it seemed to really connect with Netflix viewers.