Sentence examples for lines of connections from inspiring English sources

And in October, when millions of people journey to Mecca for the hajj, the Muslim pilgrimage, the lines of connections among humans everywhere will be that much shorter.

With a rare cohesive power, the Cockburns fill in the lines of connection.

But lines of connection between these two universes can certainly be traced.

This festival takes a scenic route around Beckett, pursuing lines of connection with artists who were significant to him.

This brief piece consists of entirely familiar sounds – but lines get crossed, signals are interfered with and lines of connection are lost.

Often white on black, they portray clouds of stars, or finely drawn lines of connection across the universe that resemble isobars or the rings of tree trunks.

Antonetta is fully conscious of the ways American writers have traditionally drawn lines of connection between landscape and character, place and psychology.

Much more than just lunch, organic food was "an edible dynamic" that promised to raise consciousness about the economic order, draw critical lines of connection between the personal and the political.

Public Knowledge, a consumer interest group, said it supported the approach but was dismayed by the commission's decision that "open access" provisions of the Communications Act — which require companies to share access to the physical lines of connection that enter consumers' homes — did not apply to broadband access as they did to basic telephone service.

Yet this same division of labor obscures the lines of connection — and responsibility — linking our everyday acts to their real-world consequences, making it easy for me to overlook the coal-fired power plant that is lighting my screen, or the mountaintop in Kentucky that had to be destroyed to provide the coal to that plant, or the streams running crimson with heavy metals as a result.

And yet the overall effect of these cuttings is actually to intensify the invisible lines of connection among the rocks, whose interrelations exemplify the fundamental Buddhist insight of "dependent co-arising" (engi).