Sentence examples for connection that the from inspiring English sources

And that in turn diminishes the feeling of connection that the open, receptive child experiences.

"At the time I didn't make the connection that the commissioner would have been interfering".

It is a serendipitous moment of connection that the three will always share.

It is interesting to note in this connection that the Syntagma was published in English in Thomas Stanley's History of Philosophy (1655 62), a work that Locke knew.

Obama and Booker have shared in Winfrey's admiration and largesse, and it was through the Winfrey connection that the two men met, and became friends.

Most new Macintosh computers no longer offer the SCSI (small computer systems interface) connection that the old Zip drives use, but all new Macs come with U.S.B. ports.

Critics acknowledge the powerful combination of physical and electronic connection that the mobs thrive on, but many see them as disturbingly empty of purpose.

No one seemed to make the connection that the one thing less predictable than markets is weather in a warming world.

There is another way that this story is more than a customer-service absurdity, suggested by a connection that the journalist Josh Barro pointed out on Twitter.

It's a connection that the director of this program, Robert Trachtenberg, asks him about: "When did you first become aware of Hitler?" "What a crazy question," Brooks replies.

Another is whether they effectively linked Mr. Trump himself to WikiLeaks and, perhaps, Russia, a connection that the latest information does not establish.