Sentence examples for draw a connection from from inspiring English sources
Thomas refused to draw a connection from the benching he handed Marbury two weeks ago to the recent burst of brilliant play.
DJ Carter Alan noted that the sounds seemed to draw a connection from Achtung Baby, but Bono stated that it was not intentional and that he didn't want it to have "anything to do with the past".
She draws a connection from Dred Scott and the Constitution's slow progress on the path out of slavery to Fourteenth Amendment issues of citizenship, rights, and equal protection of the laws, describing historical people of Wenatchee and delving into regional history around the time of her great-great grandparents.
Blueprints support context sensitive assists, suggesting several alternatives when drawing a connection from one component to another.
According to the Guardian, he said: "Some people have tried to draw a connection between the movement of refugees from the Middle East and the terrorist threat.
This paper attempts to draw a connection between information that can be gained from measurements with accelerator mass spectrometry (AMS) and the study of climate change on earth.
Draw a connection between yourself and the reader, or better yet, a surprising connection that makes the reader think "aha!".
Black sees the crime scene at the bathhouse, and draws a connection between Yaponchik and the beast from the sea in the Biblical Book of Revelation, who is said to survive a fatal head wound; fearing that Yaponchik will likewise survive, Black heads to the hospital.
But Ken Dulaney, an analyst with Gartner, drew a connection between the departures of the Microsoft and Intel executives.
Drawing a connection between forms of rationality and emergence of experimental knowledge, we note that a theory of behavior cannot be deducted from observations alone.
