Sentence examples for explicitly connecting from inspiring English sources

The album wasn't pedantic, explicitly connecting style X with style Y or pulling you through a chronological history of jazz.

Begley's own contribution to dispelling silence and indifference consists in deftly retelling the story of the Dreyfus Affair and explicitly connecting it to our times.

Now, newcomers to Zuccotti Park are given leaflets explicitly connecting the movements: "We are using the revolutionary Arab Spring occupation tactics to achieve our ends and we encourage the use of nonviolence to maximize the safety of all participants".

Pindar used stories from the epic tradition or the local oral tradition, choosing the episode most appropriate to the ceremony for which he was composing and then explicitly connecting the person, the family, and the city or divinity to be celebrated.

Publishing his Teoria della interpretatione in 1964, Betti approaches hermeneutics from a non-ontological point of view, explicitly connecting himself to the legacy of Schleiermacher and Dilthey.

The authors interpret the findings as raising questions about the reciprocal relations between action and cognition: actions on their own facilitate insight, while actions coupled with appropriate pedagogical language explicitly connecting the actions to the mathematical ideas foster informal proofs.

One interesting new project explicitly connects the cause to this tradition.

"They say, 'We are the real Zionists.' " There is also growing competition for religious voters from settler-oriented parties, like Herut, that explicitly connect nationalism and religion.

Indeed, she's preoccupied with it, but largely as an aesthetic problem; it's not until an author's note at the end of the book that she explicitly connects that ideology to deeper problems with our understanding of suffering.

Blow explicitly connected the Simpson and Martin cases — while noting that "the cases are miles apart in the details and circumstances" — in a column this week on one truly striking parallel: the way that race affects how people view the case.

In addition to a link, which explicitly connects one word or sentence or book to another, readers will also be able to add tags, a recent innovation on the Web but already a popular one.