Sentence examples for different but connected from inspiring English sources
The coming month sees the release of two quite different but connected books.
They had to take on explicitly these two different, but connected, things at the same moment.
Therefore no Aristotelian commentator had ever presumed that the term 'quality' could have several different (but connected) meanings.
The director Mike Figgis has made several exciting, ambitious split-screen movies like "Time Code," which divides the screen into four squares with different but connected story lines.
It seems that 51-year-old Junger feels a sort of older-brother bond with Hetherington, in addition to the respect that one very able practitioner often affords another master of a different, but connected discipline.
In fact, in his commentary on the Metaphysics Paul distinguishes three different but connected kinds of truth: truth of imitation (veritas imitationis), truth of disclosure (veritas manifestationis), and relational truth (veritas respectiva).
It's like how brothers and sisters are different people, but connected by blood and mind.
It drew on the emerging body of research on "emotional intelligence"—a form of intelligence that is different from but connected to reason or "rational intelligence"—by cognitive psychologists, neuroscientists, and neurosurgeons (e.g., Daniel Goleman 1995).
It is a perfect conceit: the Modernist period as a mad artists' colony, a sort of Provincetown of teetering, eccentric cottages constructed from debris of the past, each defiantly different from the other, but connected by a common debt to the first settler.
But the Darvicks celebrated this centuries-old tradition with a modern twist -- the family was in three different cities across the country, but connected by Skype.
Classes contained in the doubtful change region duv(X i,X j ) contain elements representing predicates common to the bnodes, but connected to different neighbors, being considered as similar links.
