Sentence examples for an inevitable connection between from inspiring English sources

This was a slap in the face to many activists given that Obama's victory benefited from a dramatic mobilization by progressive religious leaders and organizations to bring back the religiously faithful into the Democratic camp -- to separate the notion that there is an inevitable connection between conservatism and religion.

"I would guess that a president-elect decides to have an inaugural poem in the first place not in the hope of commissioning some eternal work of art, but in order to acknowledge that there is an intimate, inevitable connection between a culture's language and its political life.

And therein lies the inevitable connection between the novel's two poles, Nuno and Nina.

"Mother!" dramatizes the inevitable connection between casual slights and grievous wrongs, the slippery slope that inescapably binds dismissive or insulting or contemptuous actions on an intimate scale with acts of grievous violence.

There's no inevitable connection between financial risk and artistic risk — nor between profit (or, for that matter, loss) and artistic achievement; most experienced filmmakers have learned, among other things, to cope with the system under which they work, whether that of an untrammelled free market or of subsidy, and to deploy its means toward their artistic ends.

We spent winter afternoons in my cubicle room, arguing everything from Proust to Tex Mex (and the inevitable, laughable connection between the two).

Then it became an inevitable battle between good and evil.

"There is an inevitable conflict between two distinct social values" — privacy and free speech, Schrage said.

Is a connection between an organization and an individual real?

It's an intimate connection between you and them.

There is also an American connection between these works.