Sentence examples for a living connection from inspiring English sources

"It's important to keep a bond with the land, a living connection," he said.

To his admiring younger colleagues he was a living connection to a vast, glittering literary web.

Ignore those who call her a living connection to the withered power of empire, and lay her popularity there.

She claims that Socrates, far from being "an enemy of the gods," in fact "had a living connection with the divine voice".

— especially for a weekly uninterested in either news or the world) was a living connection to the gin lanes and fog-shrouded mews of Victorian London.

As Judaism focuses on its imminent demise, it grows less attractive to those looking for a living connection to something greater than the self.

They both are people with a lived connection to political activism".

"He had a longstanding empathy for prisoners, and he came to Rick with deep empathy as someone who could not choose his life, someone who had a lived connection to his work".

"We have not only lost the sacred dimension of the seeds but a lived connection to the sacred Earth," Vaughan-Lee Thed THuffingtonton Post.

In 1999, a New York Observer writer described the Elk hotel as "one of the few surviving remnants of 42nd Street's seamy and seedy side, a barely living connection to the gray days when Times Square was the reigning kingdom of sex and sin".

He embraced me as the living connection with my late husband CLR James's Black Jacobins.