Sentence examples for for some connection from inspiring English sources

Brain imaging is inscrutable enough that numerous neuroscientists, after seeing only one image of hundreds, were reluctant to confirm the specific neuro­anatomy that Cochrane described; but many were inclined to believe, based on that one image, that the brains were most likely connected by a live wire that could allow for some connection of a nature previously unknown.

In acknowledging his own hunger for some connection to historical catastrophe, he offers a convincing explanation of why people were so eager to be deluded.

Most are jailed on minor immigration violations, but they are being held indefinitely, presumably as the government looks for some connection to terrorists.

As the group entered the levelled precincts of what had been the town, they became quiet and dispersed to hunt for some connection to what they remembered.

A search was made by the Danish physicist Hans Christian Ørsted for some connection between electric currents and magnetism, and during the winter of 1819 20 he observed the effect of a current on a magnetic needle.

Maybe I was looking for some connection to the ancients that could help me deal with two deaths in my family in one year — first my brother and then my mother.

Notably, increase in FC strength correlated with both positive and negative changes in behavioral scores for some connections, suggesting that significant improvement in FC in specific connections in the late stage may be adaptive as well as maladaptive, respectively (Table 5).

ABC also showed affection for projects that have some connection to its parent company, the Walt Disney Company, with two new dramas.

For normativity to enter some connection has to be made with the subject who employs the concepts, with her mental states.

The only underived reason for action is self-interest; that an act helps another does not by itself provide a reason for performing it, unless some connection can be made between the good of that other and one's own.

It was also common for websites to have some connection or "linkage" to more information about a specific probiotic product (72%) (Table 2).