Sentence examples for because of this connection from inspiring English sources

The bearing of witness is sacred, even in profane circumstances, because of this connection.

The term solvable is used because of this connection with solvability by radicals.

Jedermann, or "everyman," events are booming in Germany in part because of this connection to a professional race and all that goes with it.

In short: we won't forget about them provided we can still see what they're up to, and because of this connection, they can get up to whatever they please.

Because of this connection, New York merchants and bankers were consistently pro-slavery, pressing during the 1840's and 1850's for one concession to the South after another in order to maintain their lucrative access to cotton.

"The prince first met Savile through their shared interest in supporting disability charities [the prince became patron of the British Wheelchair Sports Foundation in the late 1970s] and it was primarily because of this connection that they maintained a relationship in the years that followed," the spokesman said.

"It is a fascinating piece," says Taylor, "because of the connections between it and Nineteen Eighty-Four.

'I decided to call it Good Works, because it was going to be green and sustainable and because of the connection with This Works.

Ethanol has other peculiar properties: after ethanol has been applied to the tongue, your mouth hurts more easily, perhaps because of the connection between this receptor and pain perception.

Because of this wormhole connection, Dr. Maldacena explained, "Ted and Bob are the same".

Because of this tenuous connection to the outside world I have missed out on all the details of Steve Jobs resigning as CEO of Apple and have no idea about Hurricane Irene.