Sentence examples similar to evident connection of from inspiring English sources

Throughout much of the action percussion is played offstage but with no sustained meter and no evident connection to the movement or the music on view.

Some apparently inaccurate bombs destroyed houses with no evident connection to the Taliban or Al Qaeda.

Roth's client was Alfred N. Cohen, a laundry operator with no evident connection to E. Yancey Cohen.

How far do implications of genetic diversity extend for societal phenomena, in scenarios that a priori have no evident connection to biology?

There is here an evident connection between the state of mind at the time and the action of the body; and by what other means is it possible to suppose that the mental act which conceives the word we are writing can convey its instruction to the fingers?

The huge efforts in the characterization of fungal morphology show an evident connection between the operating environment of the bioprocess and the morphology and metabolic properties of individual cells (Krull et al. 2013).

In general, he excludes knowledge claims in which there is no evident connection or exclusion between the ideas of which the claim is composed.

Tony Blair cuts a pitiable figure as he denies the self-evident connection between his violent occupation of Iraq and the barbarism being unleashed today.

But the whole company's application is evident; and every hint of Balanchinean connection of full-bodied energy to musical drama is valuable.

A clear connection of this variant also with abiotic stress is evident from its eviction by heat exposure [ 41 ].

The connection of "Angelica" to "The Turn of the Screw" is perhaps more evident than the link to Nabokov in Phillips's last book.