Sentence examples for connectedness to time from inspiring English sources

But underneath the debate about theatre's liveness is another set of values about its connectedness to time and place.

In theatre's connectedness to place and time is there, maybe, a vision of value that can't be reduced to market exchange?

In the last four years, ever lighter electronics and a growing grid of world-girdling satellites, along with a network of programmers, tinkerers and trekkers, have brought real-time connectedness to the world's most remote places.

Sequestered and sullied, the inhabitants suffer the breaking of all social bonds; all time becomes time present and erases hope (in the future) and love (with its connectedness to the past).

Other times, like now, it grows widespread so we'll at long last realize our inextricable connectedness to one other.

Its existence meant stability, connectedness to the past, to Christmases and Easters and Mother's Days.

These services are ways we have devised to formalise, to enshrine, our connectedness to one another.

What the women had in common was a connectedness to the wellsprings of political activism.

Deprived of all human contact, you lose your feeling of connectedness to the world.

Factor analysis (Maximum Likelihood analysis with Oblimin rotation) revealed Facebook connectedness to be distinct from offline social connectedness.

The synesthetes had a greater sense of emotional connectedness to others than nonsynesthetic participants had.