Sentence examples for truly connecting from inspiring English sources

Still that "distance thing" continues to keep "Ragtime" from truly connecting with its audience.

"It's making sure you're truly connecting consumers with the product," said the executive, Connie Fontaine, who is based in Dearborn, Mich., "from physically to virtual ways".

But it takes good leadership!" Nicola Williams, deputy director of research, North Bristol NHS trust: "There's something for me about the importance, of truly connecting the patient to the staff in that sharing/listening/hearing from the patient in their own words has in my experience some power in connecting with a will to make changes that anonymised feedback fails to do".

That's why, beyond any rules or strategies, the key to successful barguing is truly connecting with the other person.

My confusion (and closetedness) prevented me from truly connecting with others.

Unplugging is my way of becoming present and truly connecting with the people around me.

To feel lovingly-connected: I carve out time to truly connect with my man, my nearest and dearest friends, and my spiritual communities.

6. Connection: Without the distraction of the internet, I can truly connect with the people and pets that I share a home with.

Our hub-and-spoke network truly connects all places.

Whether or not it helps us truly connect, not all sharers share alike.

We didn't have an asset approach and we weren't truly connected in the community".