Sentence examples for it a nexus from inspiring English sources

Call it a Nexus streamer.

Strawson (1959), following W. E. Johnson, calls it a non-relational tie and Bergmann (1960) calls it a nexus.

When Google unveiled the long-rumored Nexus S (don't call it a Nexus 2) this morning, they left out one oh-so-important tid bit: the price.

Company representatives were careful not to call it a Nexus — even though it seems to harbor many of the advantages inherent to the Nexus line like a clean Android build and access to frequent software updates.

Now Google has set its sights on LG and, if rumor is correct, it means a Nexus S tablet is on its way from LG running a pitch perfect version of Honeycomb.

When I told them that it was a Nexus 7 they said "No way!" Then they used it.

"It was a nexus of the times," Lewis explains, "Danceteria wasn't the only club or the best, it just happened to strike gold at a very particular time and place".

With most other problems, it's a nexus issue.

Diaghilev founded the Ballets Russes in 1909, and immediately it became a nexus for the French avant-garde.

A family is much more; it is a nexus of love, solidarity and support, intelligent and responsive to outside circumstances.

It's a nexus of arty cosmopolitanism, environmentalism, and transportation geekery — a yearning we seem to have to be Copenhagen, or Berlin.