Sentence examples similar to a trace of connection from inspiring English sources
Such an empathy gap is common in the technical world, in which people's lives are dehumanized into spreadsheets of numbers that remove any trace of connection or empathy.
To my astonishment, Jesus, his followers and his Jewish community were consistently pictured as blond, fair-skinned, northern European latter-day Christians, often surrounded by latter-day saints, Christian clergy and Christian artifacts -- images totally at odds with biblical facts and without a trace of any Jewish connections.
The data releases are not all the same, but they can include records of which phones connected to which cell phone towers, providing a trace of caller movements; with whom the connection was made, providing a map of social networks; and what purchases were made, even through simple phones, providing a glimpse of economic activity.
Except for the cell phone in his hand, the silence toward you plus his grim exterior suggested he had abandoned all traces of connections with others.
As I have illustrated extensively, Medieval and Renaissance artworks reinforced anti-Semitism by picturing a totally Christian Jesus with no trace of a connection to his Jewish heritage and identity.
The cast of characters is mostly the same, as the exhibition tries to trace a line of connection from older architects such as Mayne, Moss and the late Franklin Israel — founding members of the so-called L.A. School — to midcareer figures and emerging offices.
In the film's opening scene, which only has the merest trace of a connection to what follows, Van Damme plays a messiah.
It is dramatically illustrated in classical artworks, in which Jesus and his family show no trace of a connection to Judaism.
