Sentence examples for a visual connection from inspiring English sources
'Her lids never seemed to raise to make a visual connection with her partners, but connected she was.
Aboard the ISS, that means they can always maintain a visual connection with home.
Rutgers asked Gertler & Wente to use the university's signature red brick to give the buildings a visual connection to others on the campus.
In the film's one recurring shot, Mr. Graham said, "I was thinking of a visual connection to the sound of the actual film passing through the projector's gate".
This will restore a visual connection between its diminutive neighbours, the 12th-century St Helen's Bishopsgate and the 16th-century St Andrew Undershaft churches, which cling on like stone crumbs at the base of these glass cliffs.
It was Lansley who had the audacious idea of opening up the station's undercroft - once used to store barrels of beer that were brought down in their hundreds of thousands by goods trains from Burton-on-Trent - to create a visual connection and passenger link between this vast basement and the newly restored iron-and-glass arched roof so very high above it.
Though the building's forms relate powerfully to their immediate urban context, they also suggest a strong visual connection to a broader frame of reference: the changing status of the urban center in a time of global change.
She has stepped out of Diana's shadow, but by making a strong visual connection to Princess Grace, made a strong statement that she intends to look every inch the princess.
For example, the benefits of a close visual connection to nature and of inhabiting a space that offers both an open area for outlook and a more private area for being hidden, have been broadly supported by past research in natural settings.
The big plate-glass windows he sought for the community kitchen and laundry room to forge a strong visual connection with the courtyard were also rejected as too expensive.
