Sentence examples for about the interconnectedness from inspiring English sources

They had things to say about philosophy and spirituality; about the interconnectedness of all existence.

Another between-the-lines argument is about the interconnectedness of it all.

It's another way for Deller to make his point about the interconnectedness of people.

Iceland's current woes teach a useful lesson about the interconnectedness of global markets: trouble can come from anywhere.

"This is a show about the interconnectedness of things," Ms. Hall said, "and how God works through that".

In foreign policy, he will think interestingly about the interconnectedness of migration and war; but he may fail to clarify America's muddled thinking on military interventions.

It is vaguely about death, faith and the interconnectedness of all our souls, but all these shows are really just a kind of philosophical opiate.

"What's exciting about the SDGs is the interconnectedness," said Archana Patkar, networking and knowledge management programme manager for WSSCC, at an event organised by the Guardian alongside the UN General Assembly in September.

The other man -- of a browner hue with hair in locks -- brought the world a message about respect, equality, and the interconnectedness of humankind -- "One Love".

Fortunately, Hugh Raffles, author of "Insectopedia," found some time between chairing the anthropology department at The New School and foraging for bugs in the city to enlighten us about the surprising interconnectedness of humans and insects.

This is just one of many befuddling lines in a befuddling movie based on David Mitchell's befuddling book about the befuddling, interconnectedness of humanity.