Sentence examples for bear a connection from inspiring English sources

Since everything seen or said, however trivial, can bear a connection to the story's outcome, nothing must be overlooked.

One possibility is that this is part of the normal function of aSyn, but it could also bear a connection with the increased vulnerability of dopaminergic neurons.

The perceived unemployment rate bears a connection to the actual unemployment rate, reflected in a correlation of 0.32 across all individuals in our dataset.

One node can bear a weighted connection to another node, also given by a real number.

Evaluative judgments seem, in particular, to bear a special connection to action which no purely descriptive judgment possesses.

Causal Condition: X has knowledge of P only if X bears a causal connection to the truth-maker of P. If one accepts Realism and Causal Condition, then there is a prima facie question: How can we ever know anything about metaphysical modality if we do not bear a causal connection to the truth-makers of modal statements?

For it implies both that moral judgments express genuine moral propositional content and that these judgments bear an intimate connection with moral motivation.

Or perhaps all this shows that the notion of 'propensity' bifurcates: on the one hand, there are propensities that bear an intimate connection to relative frequencies and rational credences, and that obey the usual probability calculus (with finite additivity); on the other hand, there are causal propensities that behave rather differently.

The estimate, $20 million to $30 million, for this parody of prizes given away at provincial fairs half a century ago, did not appear to bear any connection to reality.

It is as though modern screenwriters were minded to kill off any lingering idea that comedy bears a logical connection to elegance: good riddance to Ernst Lubitsch.

"I wanted to use images that bore a personal connection, so I rifled through his large slide collection from the 50's and 60's".