Sentence examples for and connexion from inspiring English sources

It denotes both comparison and connexion.

Truth is grounded "upon this necessity of Union and Connexion of Ideas in certain Propositions" (67).

For example, in II.xxxi.6 he says "its real Essence, or internal Constitution, on which these Qualities depend, can be nothing but the Figure, Size, and Connexion of its solid Parts".

Student events include Confluence, an international management symposium organised in the month of November, and ConneXion, an annual event organized by the one year Post-Graduate Program in Management for Executives (PGPX) students.

Alternative careers to explore include probation officer, social worker, community worker and Connexions adviser.

When the government closed AimHigher and Connexions last year, sixth-formers and FE students were left with only whatever careers advice their schools and colleges felt they should or could provide – even though they have no funding nor any statutory requirement to do so.

"What careers services and Connexions services have become first class at is identifying those youngsters most at risk of giving up by keeping in touch with them and persistently and gently cajoling them.

Strawson's attitude is that the aim of analysis is to reveal conceptual links and connexions, thereby illuminating some features of our concepts, but that there is no favoured basic level of thought to which it is the goal of philosophical analysis to reduce everything else.