Sentence examples for drawing the connection from inspiring English sources

Of course that won't stop anti-abortion groups from drawing the connection for their own ideological purposes.

Criticized for his recent message about Mrs. Clinton, Mr. Trump insisted that no allusion to Jews was intended and denounced reporters for drawing the connection.

He said he got the idea from a conversation with a scientist who complained that nobody was drawing the connection between the daily coal shipments from Wyoming, and the pine beetle infestation that was killing the region's forests.

Without drawing the connection explicitly, she also addresses a subject relevant to current headlines -- the complex corrosive effects of mass publicity and the use of the label "hero," not only on those to whom it is applied but on the communities that surround them.

In the prize announcement, Thomas Pritzker was none too subtle in drawing the connection between the architect and the importance of his homeland: The fact that an architect from China has been selected by the jury represents a significant step in acknowledging the role that China will play in the development of architectural ideals.

We're not drawing the connection between power consumed by our electronics and the cost of our electric bills.

"We must start drawing the connections between intimate partner violence and other forms of violence that LGBTQ people experience daily," Essex Lordes from Community United Against Violence in California said in a statement Tuesday.

"That's the addiction to fame," Samuels said, looking pleased to have drawn the connection.

Scheindlin herself drew the connection between stop-and-frisk and marijuana arrests.

I'll let you draw the connection to draining the swamp".

When it comes to 9/11, someone in the Bush administration has indeed drawn the connection to Iraq: the vice president.