Sentence examples for connection himself from inspiring English sources

He made that connection himself; the names of famous jazz players turn up in many of his works.

And MGK teases the connection himself, using "Cobain's back!" as a recurring tag line, and boasting on one song, "I'm a real rock star, Nikki Sixx".

But in fact he makes the connection himself when he writes about R. W. Shufeldt, the scientist who dissected Martha for the Smithsonian.

Indeed, despite a brief stint in a Hong Kong bank, Wodehouse had no colonial connection himself, and the Raj is largely absent from his books.

Krugier made the connection himself between the two disparate parts of his life – the first spent evading Nazi gas chambers and death marches, the second in the gilded comfort of Genevan society.

Baldwin described the connection himself, in his essay "The Harlem Ghetto," which was published in 1948: Though the notion of suffering . . . is based on the image of the wandering, exiled Jew, the context changes imperceptibly, to become a fairly obvious reminder of the trials of the Negro. . . .

According to "Bob Dylan in America," there is no aspect of American music that cannot be linked to Bob Dylan, even if Mr. Dylan is not always aware of the connections himself.

A large part of the reader's pleasure in reading thrillers and crime and mystery books is finding his way through and making the connections himself — a whisper on Page 5, say, that echoes on Page 205.

In the leg of the table in the painting, a turbaned, pug-nosed figure is carved, emerging from the ornate decoration, which is reminiscent of Hogarth's self-portrait The Artist Painting the Comic Muse from around 1757, and is perhaps Hogarth's attempt to insert himself bodily into the picture, thereby making an overt connection between himself and the Old Masters.

He seems to use the platform as a means to psyche himself up before releasing a new project and to re-establish a connection between himself and his fans.

WikiLeaks responds by asking him to stop drawing a connection between himself and their organization.