Sentence examples for very connection to from inspiring English sources

While esoteric elements were already present in Nara Buddhism, their very raison d'etre, other than as forms of magic, and their very connection to Buddhist doctrines had been left in the dark.

By "forgiving" our ego, we take that extra step of bowing down to it gracefully and reconnecting to the fiery soul of love within, our "I AM" presence, the very connection to our inner source.

New Jersey, alas, also had a very real connection to Hitler; the German American Bund, a pro-Nazi group, had a strong presence in the state.

For many indigenous Australians, the objects in the London and Canberra exhibitions are not the material remnants of past lives, but very real connections to their history and their ancestors.

The Fall do have a song called Spoilt Victorian Child which could make a very, very loose connection to one of the broad story ideas.

Andrew Green has his own very tragic and very personal connection to cycle helmets for children.

We have telemetry data to back this up!" Maybe, but I think that consumers have very, very deep connections to the vanilla desktop experience of Windows.

"And she has a very special connection to my son".

"He feels a very deep connection to the art being made now".

Mr. Thiessen has, as he put it, "a very personal connection" to this story.

And as you know, the Hispanics have a very strong connection to rosarios and open-casket viewing".