Sentence examples for everyday connection from inspiring English sources

Scrapping the King James version, in the well-meaning way of the well-educated classes, had a number of effects, the most decisive and the most disastrous of which was to destroy for ever an ordinary, everyday connection with 400 years of the English language.

As Bruna (2009) reminds us, such everyday connection presented by a teacher is still under "teacher control" that determines which everyday knowledge and practices are appreciated.

To combat loneliness around the country, Skype and O, The Oprah Magazine launched the Just Say Hello campaign last year; the project encourages everyday connection by simply speaking up and saying "hello".

The EAC findings were adamant that everyday connections with nature must not be diminished by their relocation to distant areas.

At the start of 2002, new euro notes and coins will begin replacing the francs, marks, guilders and crowns that for so long had been one of the most tangible everyday connections between citizens and their governments.

On a personal level, the match confirms what many Iranians in and out of Iran believe -- that the "angry, no-talk policy" with the United States is no longer useful -- and reflects a desire for improvement in everyday connections between families, such as easier acquisition of visas, Farideh Farhi, a Honolulu-based political scientist, said.

Basically, DataHug is building technology capable of intelligently indexing corporate email systems and generating actionable insights about the everyday connections between people based on the gathered data.

In our next post we'll look at "common longings" and "everyday connections" as pathways to God.

These everyday connections to the world below are also the closest public access points to the "actual laser light that is the internet".

Indeed, this isn't your everyday broadband connection.

In "Contagion," paranoia reaches its logical end point: the everyday streams of connection — the personal and professional meetings that make economic and social life and pleasure possible — become the vehicle of our destruction.