He embraced me as the living connection with my late husband CLR James's Black Jacobins.
She claims that Socrates, far from being "an enemy of the gods," in fact "had a living connection with the divine voice".
His own works establish a few biographical points, such as that as a child he heard and saw Polycarp, the last known living connection with the Apostles, in Smyrna, before that aged Christian was martyred in 155.
I began to feel that the Mass gave me a living connection with my ancestors in England and Scotland before the Reformation and with other ancestors thousands of years earlier than that in the woods and in the caves and on the mudflats of Europe.
"Though the world has changed, and many of the marketplaces for these crafts have altered too, they are so much more than charming curiosities: they are a living connection with our past".
They both are people with a lived connection to political activism".
Undeniably, live connection with teachers means chatting with them instantly without any disruption.
"It's important to keep a bond with the land, a living connection," he said.
The next few years were those of Beethoven's short-lived connection with the theatre.
Molins said three French nationals had been arrested in Belgium, where they all lived, in connection with the attacks, France's deadliest since the second world war and the worst witnessed in Europe since the 2004 Madrid railway bombings.
One is confronted with the idea that the way you have been living for the past few days or a week -- living in connection with the daily cycles of the natural world, being present with the people who cross your path without the distractions of phones, computers or deadlines, the expectation that you will play when engaging with others -- may be separate from your every day existence.
