Sentence examples for connection lies from inspiring English sources

Since the women's connection lies at the heart of the book, it's a pity we see so little of it.

The reason the public as a whole has not really woken up to the connection lies with the issue of attribution.

Hines soon leaves the touchy, even treacherous, subject of the chronologies of the two men, stating that "their silent connection" lies in common influences and social forces coursing through both American and European cultures.

While the group is truly diverse, their loose connection lies in the fact that each of them, in one way or another, has produced fashion imagery that is influenced by the cinema or by personal snapshots.

On the contrary, for c > ℓ ∗ the connection lies in the set ℱ between Γ ℓ ∗ and Γ ℓ 0. To provide more explicit details, we consider the case A = P +.

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When there was group improvisation, the strongest connection lay between Mr. Evans and Mr. Jackson, who bossed the music around into continually changing rhythms.

What if, instead, the connection lay in the body itself, in sex; what if the human body was God's metaphor and its experiences the map of God's will?

The nearest supermarket and Internet connection lay eight miles away, on the outskirts of Sant'Antioco; my mobile phone located a signal only in certain corners of the outdoor deck, and then only — for some reason — in the early morning or after midnight.

Emptiness, missed connections, lies and not getting what you want -- those were the recurring ideas, but overriding all that was the sense that someone was going to die or something terrible was going to happen.

Their major intrinsic connections lie within the band of variations known from other species.