Sentence examples for illustrate the connection from inspiring English sources
Create charts that illustrate the connection between opinions about the new Medicare claim hearing policy and age.
Tucked away in a corner is the Victrola on which Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring" was played to illustrate the connection between avant-garde music and art for factory workers attending classes at the foundation.
As if to illustrate the connection, Lugar is facing negative ads derisively calling him "Obama's favorite Republican" (the phrase is sourced to an MSNBC.com story from October 2008, though in that story it was followed by a question mark).
They were initially intended as "grandfather rocks" to illustrate the connection between native people and the land, said Duane Blue Spruce, the architectural liaison between the museum and the design team.
The exhibition was organized by Joseph Rosa, the center's new curator, who explains in the catalogue to the show that he intended to illustrate "the connection between twentieth-century predigital and digital blobs".
Using his home as a backdrop would illustrate the connection between Mr. Merwin's work and "his extraordinary interest and devotion to the natural world," Mr. Billington said, adding that no definite plans have yet been made.
So it is that a film such as Selma can illustrate the connections between past and present.
He will illustrate the connections, which include skeletal structure, feathers and nesting behaviors, at "Wild, Wild World: Living Dinosaurs," an hourlong presentation that is directed toward museumgoers 4 to 12 but that will probably fascinate adults as well.
So we try to look for the issues that people do care about: education, the quality of our schools, healthcare, housing, the environment, and help underscore and illustrate the connections between those issues and hunger.
As to an extensive literature review was conducted and key themes were extracted to develop a conceptual model to illustrate the connections among various factors influencing the 3DP integration.
Lindquist's drawing Time for Some Water Problems in Eden explicitly shows the swirling patterns of complicity, using text and diagrams to illustrate the connections between Duke Energy, Gov. Pat McCrory and the DENR.
