Sentence examples for point of connection between from inspiring English sources

As the investigation unfolded, the police focused on the only known point of connection between the victim and the assailant.

And where baseball was once a point of connection between new immigrants and the larger society, today the relationship is not nearly as close.

"We believe in every period of time in every era there's one main point of connection between the user and the internet," says Pei. "Today that has become the smartphone".

Again, the Jewish boys in high school were troubling because I could find no point of connection between them and the Jewish pawnbrokers and landlords and grocery-store owners in Harlem.

Williams, who died Friday at the age of 83, was a Hall of Famer whose eyesight was so extraordinary (it was measured at 20-10 in 1942) he reportedly was able to perceive the precise point of connection between the pitched ball and his fiercely swung bat.

But all of those ideas were really ways of talking about how writing apprehends our reality and our emotions at the same time: the flight of the imagination, the blood of feeling, the book as body, a point of connection between two or more minds.

In fact, wherever there might be points of connection between our art and Blake's, it turns out to be a cul-de-sac.

The book fair is not primarily autograph oriented, but signed editions turn up there, and the points of connection between the markets are so strong that the autograph association always schedules its show to coincide with the book event.

Though there had been talk of trying to salvage what remains of Fiterman Hall, Dr. Pérez said inspections showed that the weight of debris from 7 World Trade Center leaning against several stories of the building had irreparably compromised the structure, particularly at the points of connection between columns and beams.

"I don't know if you can find any points of connection between it and the play now," Greenberg said, "but that idea led to it, the realization at the end of someone's life that the person she's been living with was her mortal enemy".

Weddings and divorces, job interviews and funerals, all the puzzled collisions with the bureaucratic infrastructure, all the usual points of connection between the individual and the culture: if they aren't providing a direct context, they're never very far in the background.