Sentence examples for forms of connection from inspiring English sources
Stressed-out families have little time for other forms of connection: while the World War II generation was "a generation of great joiners, organizers and supporters of clubs and civic organizations," membership has fallen steadily since.
One contacted the company and said, "Have we gone overboard with the 'pseudo-intimacy through virtual hyperconnectivity and social networking thing?' Dentyne, you may be at the forefront of an emerging social phenomenon!" Furthermore, Ms. Barenholtz and Mr. Markus said, the ads are not antitechnology, but rather reminders of other forms of connection.
Or maybe we, the new generation of writers hailing from many places but having various forms of connection to Africa, seem so "Un-African" on the stage at festivals that our very existence forces a reconsideration of the world we live in.
What are the forms of connection that represent the ties across these sites?
Miller proposes four morally relevant forms of connection with the victims of injustice which can give rise to moral obligations to assist — I propose that benefiting from the plight of those in desperate need, however involuntarily, constitutes an additional morally relevant form of connection.
Touch is one of our most intimate forms of connection.
Complementary finite element simulations are presented and utilised, together with the experimental findings, to highlight the main inelastic response characteristics for these forms of connections under direct axial action.
Finally, I observe that professionals have become dependent on online professional networking and social media, and this form of connection has shut down their ability to connect with people and opportunities around them.
A tissue is an aggregate or a collection of similar cells that are connected with each other using special form of connection that differs from one type of tissue to another.
Brendan's father was able to connect with Michelle on a parental level ― a form of connection that ultimately brought his own family closer together.
