Sentence examples for connective power from inspiring English sources

The creative agency MATTE set out to harness the connective power of dance and visual art.

For gamers, it's a chance to combine their video production skills with an innate understanding of the connective power of the internet to create channels dedicated to clips of their game-play.

For 12 hours yesterday, Ava DuVernay – the Golden Globe-nominated director of Selma – wielded both her increasing influence and the connective power of social media to host a Twitter conversation in which more than 40 black directors dispensed advice to fans and fledgling film-makers.

The internet was a natural, since I started blogging and discovered its connective power.

Last fall, harnessing the connective power of internet, artists Ai Weiwei and Olafur Eliasson introduced Moon, an interactive project that transcends nationality, language, and even the physical world.

We want to combine the connective power of music and art to bring people together in a place where they can shed their anxieties and fears, and touch a natural state of happiness.

By the hybrid of disjunction and conjunction, for example, understanding ∨ and ∧ to have the inferential powers conferred on them by a particular logic, is meant a binary connective whose inferential powers are those shared ∧ and ∨. (See Rautenberg (1989) for this example, and Rautenberg (1991) and references therein for more in this vein).

Electric Imp wants to be that connective tissue that powers all those devices, with a wireless module and cloud-based platform for connecting to them.

(There are other things one might mean by the question of whether from the perspective of a given logic, a connective with such-and-such logical powers exists most evidently, whether or not such a connective is already definable in the logic.

The popularity of Twitter hashtags like #YAsaves and #fictionaldeathsiwillnevergetover point to the power of books to create connective emotional tissue between readers.

But this song has a connective chorus, which when it comes in has a power all of its own.