Sentence examples for practical connection from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, even many independent films depend on more than emotional and practical connection to the actors' and filmmakers' lives they also involve cinematic artifice, whether conspicuous or camouflaged.

And what about contact details? "They establish a practical connection with the provider, indicating who sent the form, where it should be returned".

Also, and more seriously, music without much practical connection to swing rhythm and the blues, presented under the banner of jazz.

Modern "horse" work in artistic gymnastics has evolved to a point where there is no practical connection between gymnastic maneuvers on a horse and horsemanship.

Todd Gitlin (Op-Ed, Sept. 5) states that long before Sept. 11, Ralph Nader and the American left "took leave of any practical connection to America" and that it's the liberals and social democrats who are posing the necessary questions.

Palestinians say they need the land to preserve a workable, practical connection between East Jerusalem and the West Bank, and to build housing for Palestinian refugees and their descendants.

Beyond jobs, petworking can yield other practical connections, from leads on apartments to medical referrals.

Like all of Allen's later films, the story's practical connections are flimsy and the characterizations are thin.

But it's also one in a series of recent French films that, taken together, suggest more than a coincidence; they evoke a new movement of like-minded filmmakers who, as it turns out, have practical connections as well.

They join Korean congregations affiliated with American denominations, which play a central role in the Korean-American community, helping newcomers adjust to the country and providing social, cultural, and practical connections for newcomers and old-timers, all in their native language.

Many turn to social media for practical advice, connection, and inspiration.