Sentence examples for evident connection with from inspiring English sources

Despite its evident connection with contemporary Surrealism, the de Pisis could not be more different in its distinctive brushwork and color scheme, and, above all, in its alacrity.

The Spalding Commission's finding that the national game was of purely American origin was discredited by subsequent inquiries confirming baseball's evident connection with the older English game variously called rounders, feeder, or base ball.

But this is consistent with the belief that philosophical rationality may be used to answer questions that lack evident connection with pressing practical concerns.

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.

The police said that in January 2010, Mr. Acosta ordered gang members to open fire on a party, and 15 people died, most of them teenagers with no evident connection to the drug trade.

Furthermore, the CGC application also seems to follow our manual interpretation for genes that might be of interest (referred to as the 'middle group') as well as for genes with no evident connection to RA.

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.

There is an evident connection between his sprawling, extravagant lighting and his small, hand-held pieces, which are lavish and rich with detail.

Finally, there's Mr. Romney, who will probably get the nomination despite his evident failure to make an emotional connection with, well, anyone.

"Her connection with Grantham is evident in her biographies and in recognition of her association with Grantham the board of trustees believe that a statue in the museum is fitting".