Sentence examples for connection not only to from inspiring English sources

Through excessive image taking we have lost a connection – not only to our memories but also our daily lives.

What Lincoln Center has chosen to do instead is make itself more transparent, to create a sense of connection not only to its audiences and its artistic legacy but to the streets and the city surrounding it.

I am a total horticultural novice but you cannot plant so much as a plug of curly leaved parsley without feeling a connection not only to the earth but to the countless generations who have worked the land before you.

You rightly applaud Lincoln Center's choice to "create a sense of connection not only to its audiences and its artistic legacy but to the streets and the city surrounding it".

Here Kelman announces, perhaps, his connection not only to Kafka, Hamsun, and Beckett (the "European existential tradition") but to comic Russian internal expansionists such as Gogol and Chekhov, and to those English writers who learned most from those Russians, including V. S. Pritchett and Henry Green.

So while it might seem odd to uphold a stretch of tarmac as worthy of pilgrimage, to me this autostrada is a vital connection not only to my own roots – it literally transports me to them – but to those of the region, even Italy as a whole, where ancient foundations underpin modern aspirations, and a little brio can carry you far.

Mr. Trischka provides a steady through line, drawing clear connections not only to Celtic reels but also West African kora music and Hawaiian slide guitar.

We've been working to make the connection, not only for fellow environmentalists, but for policy makers and the general public.

Such a connection not only allows many available software for the Cox model to be used for regression analysis based on the BT model, but also enables the new developments to fit certain rank order data by using ideas that stem from the Cox model and its extensions available in many recent literatures from survival analysis.

"If Huddersfield Town can benefit from my connections, not only at Liverpool but in European football, then of course we will use them," is all the head coach can say for now.

This intuitive sense of connection, not only with his grandfather's work but also with another civilization that fell centuries earlier, lends "The Vanished Empire" a historical resonance that ultimately reflects on Sergey's personal relationships.