Sentence examples for connection with the work from inspiring English sources
But there's no doubting Mann's personal connection with the work.
Instead, she sent a letter to the Buell Center, asking that the curators "suppress any connection with the work of Guy Debord," where Kriegspiel was concerned.
Morphological and taxonomic studies of marine organisms are generally performed on preserved materials in connection with the work in museums and universities.
No charges have been brought in connection with the work performed on his house, and the government's sentencing memo does not identify the contractors or detail the nature or value of the work that the prosecutors characterized as "deeply discounted".
I personally like to draw on translucent yellow tracing paper, which allows me to layer one drawing on top of another, building on what I've drawn before and, again, creating a personal, emotional connection with the work.
What happens in the way of money and awards and what not, is remote, and has no more connection with the work itself than would an inheritance from someone I had never heard of.
Punk adopted Dr Martens because of the boots' connection with the working class, seen as rebellious and anti-establishment.
Unlike the more obvious stars among today's youngish maestros, Petrenko's depth of feeling seems connected to a searching musical intelligence, as well as an unmistakable sense of personal connection with the works he programmes.
"He is not doing a good job at conveying a sense of connection with the working people in the city, particularly among those who voted for him based on the endorsement of Giuliani -- outer-borough homeowners, Irish and Italian Catholics, people in small businesses.
This will undoubtedly impact transition probabilities and redefine resource needs depending on the type of programs undertaken in connection with the working group's strategic plan.
Supporters praised his connection with the working class, and his fight for better pay and conditions in the agricultural sector.
