Sentence examples for connection in that from inspiring English sources

I think he finds real connection in that.

"There has always been a spiritual connection in that sense.

He, too, has a previous Sony connection, in that he records for Jive Records, part of Sony Music Entertainment.

Smith's new film, Tusk, also has a UK connection, in that it was inspired by a Gumtree advert seeking a flatmate prepared to dress as a walrus.

Sarah Bacon likes the father-son connection in that 1987 clip: "Interesting to scroll through the list of players for the 1987 game and note that Chris Broad and Swampy Marsh both took part!

The Colorado-Manhattan connection in that period is so singular as to look almost significant: the newspaperman Gene Fowler, who was the prime historian of John Barrymore and the other hard-drinking upper-Broadway thespians (as they called themselves), came from there; and so did this magazine's Harold Ross, the epitome of a country boy landing a biplane on Broadway.

They provide low-fidelity audio connections, in that they do not support surround sound.

This sort of investigative work requires someone who is present at the scene of the story, and has the necessary social connections in that place.

Re "Who's Afraid of Sarah Schulman?" by Jesse Green [October 23]: In her letter [Nov. 13], Linda S. Chapman's concern with accurate theater history seems to encompass only her personal connections in that world, while streamlining others out of existence.

As a result, it was found that the strength and architecture of connections in that process remained in four main stages.

She used to be a sports announcer and still has connections in that field.