Sentence examples for lively connections from inspiring English sources

It was an unabashedly aesthetic presentation, but it allowed viewers to draw lively connections between works of say, Greek and Roman or Greek and Etruscan civilization.

Schwitters made lively connections across Europe with Dadaists and later with Constructivists (whose architectonic art, which much influenced his Hanover Merzbau, is much cooler and more rational than Dada), promoting their work in his Merz magazines.

These centres were engaged in a lively trade, with connections as far as China.

"Creates new avenues of connection: Lively provides a better way for older adults to share how they're doing with a connected device that uses passive activity sensors you apply to moveable objects around the home".

The coincidence of the names has given him a sense of quiet civic pride in his hometown, a sense of identification and ownership, and also a lively sense of cosmic connection and karmic coincidence.

As a result of our daily inclusion of The Times, our redesigned classroom is now filled with topical writing, lively debate and students making connections between what they are learning in their classrooms with what is happening throughout the world around them.

"The Wagner tale is a matchless mirror of Germany's convulsive rise, fearful fall and resurrection over nearly 200 years," Carr writes in this lively retelling, tracing the Wagners' connections to nationalism, anti-Semitism and the Führer himself, as well as the recent struggle over the direction of the Bayreuth festival.

It provides a lively music trade fair where business connections can be made and deals closed, but it is also a citywide festival.

A lively introduction by Frank McCourt reflects on the civic connection we feel with firefighters, whether we see them shopping at the local deli or racing past on a fire truck.

From palaces to lively beer gardens Getting There The No. 635 airport connection bus picks up just outside the central zone (Z) of Franz Josef Strauss Airport.

His father's court connections guaranteed the young Raphael access to the lively intellectual and artistic life of the palace, and the humanist education fostered by the ducal school, where promising boys from poor families were admitted free.