Sentence examples for into connection from inspiring English sources
Dramaturgically, this is crude, unlikely stuff; thematically, it brings Mark, an avowed atheist, into connection with a devout Catholic.
Feeling connection to the beautiful Rachael is one thing; coming into connection with brutal, terrifying Roy is quite another.
I think that movies are a medium — in the spiritual or metaphysical sense of putting the souls of viewers into connection with the souls of filmmakers.
These films are also Christmas films, concerned, as Christmas is, with drawing the supernatural into connection with the ordinary world, with troubled marriages, divorce, money worries, the sense of entrapment.
When Claude Lanzmann made "Shoah," the idea of a film about the concentration camps featuring interviews with survivors and with others who came into connection with the camps wasn't as common as it has since become — it was really quite unusual, as this anecdote suggests.
The real subject of "Pawn Sacrifice" isn't even Fischer or chess itself but nerdiness, a specialty that renders its expert less fit or apt to take part in a wide range of social activities and more apt to bring them into connection with only a band of like-minded devotees.
To do so, Moretti, the sole author, turns characters into nodes ("vertices" in network theory) and their verbal exchanges into connections ("edges").
In the U.K., where the Litvinenkos received asylum for themselves and their son, in 2001, Litvinenko was looking into connections between Putin and international organized crime.
Most of those programs tap into connections among Facebook friends and spread themselves through those connections, as well as through a "news feed" that alerts Facebook users about what their friends are doing.
Something, it seems, may have driven Tamerlan Tsarnaev to violence, and Russian news outlets have reported that investigators are looking into connections he may have had with mosques known to promote extremist views.
At some point, the cold-case squads from the New York Police Department and the district attorney's office began looking into connections between Mr. Alcala and the decades-old killings of two 23-year-old women.
