Sentence examples for is a connectedness from inspiring English sources

He challenged positivistic approaches to history and contributed an important aspect to the modern concept of history: the tenet that there is a connectedness and a meaning in human history which emanates from a principle of continuity inherent in individual human lives.

What the women had in common was a connectedness to the wellsprings of political activism.

"It's a connectedness factor," said Bill McInturff, the Republican pollster who worked for the presidential campaign of Senator John McCain.

"There's a connectedness to it".

It's a connectedness to everything around you, Mother Earth, Grandmother Moon, Grandfather Sun.

There's a connectedness between everybody and we all breathe, we all eat, we all sleep and we all have an inner soul which enables us to do that.

The result is a spectral connectedness.

For good historical and other reasons, there is a deep connectedness to India and to its languages and cultural traditions.

"You often are involved with your mutual friends, which in turn is a gesture of connectedness.

There is a sense of connectedness, a sense that you are not in your own little bubble, but that the theatre has become a locus, a focused place in which to open out your imagination.

In contrast to parthood, which is a mereological concept, connectedness is a topological notion (see Casati and Varzi 1999 for discussion of various postulates for a "mereotopology", a theory that combines mereology and topology).