Sentence examples for fertile connection from inspiring English sources

A fertile connection between the two cities' art worlds was forged in the early 1960's when Donald Barthelme, then the director of Houston's Contemporary Arts Museum, invited several New York painters and critics, including Elaine de Kooning and Harold Rosenberg, to Houston for lectures and short courses.

This three-step process (highlight, review, organize) increases the likelihood that I retain the information and, eventually, am able to conjure fertile connections between all the tidbits.

It allows us to make fertile connections between disparate concepts.

His words reveal a man of the earth far ahead of his time: the scientific connection between fertile soil and plant health is only now being documented.

Despite their dynamic nature and their susceptibility to natural hazards, pull factors such as fertile soils and trade connections always have attracted people to these regions.

Lax airport security is likely to be a fertile area for lawsuits in connection with the Sept. 11 attacks.

Roads link the port to its fertile hinterland, and an airport provides connections to other parts of Saudi Arabia.

During the Middle Ages, eastern Galicia, situated between Hungary, Poland, and the western principalities of Kiev and Volhynia, was coveted by its neighbours for its fertile soil and its important commercial connections.

Inner Eurasia has been and continues to be particularly fertile terrain for thinking through ideas of connections, networks, and linkages across culture, space, and time.

Other Judsonites had teamed up with artists, but Brown's connection with Robert Rauschenberg was unquestionably the most fertile of any of the choreographer-painter partnerships of the period.

The city is small enough, the region fertile enough, to revive a kind of neo-medieval connection between city and countryside.