Sentence examples for forge between from inspiring English sources

The London bombings placed a special emphasis on the relationships an Asian mayor can forge between Manchester's many faiths and races.

The intense focus with which Mr. Neeson and Ms. Linney embody their characters -- and the connections they forge between them -- makes the Proctors' relationship, more than ever, the moral and emotional touchstone in "The Crucible".

Instead of being fixed, a string of bits specifies the chip's design by telling it what linkages to forge between its various components (in this case, groups of transistors known as logic cells).

If so, the connection that Rawls attempts to forge between the exercise of autonomy and public reason is too tight.

We have tried to explore some connections one might forge between the view one takes on the nature of propositional attitudes and one's conception of the de re/de dicto distinction.

[See Rutherford (1995) and Antognazza (2009).] Leibniz's approach to the problem of evil became known to many readers through Voltaire's lampoon in Candide: the link that Voltaire seems to forge between Leibniz and the extravagant optimism of Dr. Pangloss continues––for better or worse––to shape the popular understanding of Leibniz's approach to the problem of evil.

Or the lifelong bonds forged between musicians and their audience.

The understanding forged between the two sides had been deep and abiding.

But the conceptual links that were forged between them have proved much more durable.

Instead stronger links should be forged between national and European legislatures that scrutinise draft EU laws.

He said it would be "several days" before the agreement forged between the US, EU, Ukraine and Russia could be judged.