Sentence examples for usually connect with from inspiring English sources

Professor Jennifer Bartz, of McGill University in Montreal, explains: "Even if oxytocin is doing something at a very basic level to increase someone's desire to connect with another person, you may get a very different response depending on their expectations of that connection and the ways in which they usually connect with other people".

It's amazing that so much support can be given by people you wouldn't usually connect with in the outside world.

Note that, although BSs are usually connected with wired connections with each other through the switching center, these connections are already fully loaded with the increasing amount of multimedia data traffics.

The need for higher resolution is usually connected with sex or predation.

An elaborated skull cult is usually connected with the veneration of ancestors.

It guaranteed Cy a financial carpet for the making of Only Tomorrow, with figures usually connected with distances to nearby stars: $30m, I believe it was.

In each place the writer first spoke to representatives of the British Colonial office, and then to native leaders, usually connected with TANU.

"And because we have a variety-show format, artists who are not usually connected with each other can meet, get new ideas and undertake new collaborations".

Almoner, originally, an officer responsible for distributing alms to the poor, usually connected with a religious house or other institution but also a position with some governments.

(Neptune's moons are named after figures in Greek mythology usually connected with Poseidon [the Roman god Neptune] or with water).

The beginnings of modern theatrical tradition are usually connected with the Prague National Theatre, which was completed in 1881 and funded entirely by small private donations.