Sentence examples for recognize a connection from inspiring English sources

He didn't recognize a connection between his overthrow of Nigeria's first democratically elected President, Shehu Shagari, and a disregard for democratic institutions.

The main goals of his non-fiction works are to acknowledge the influence of these authors on his writing, and to recognize a connection between himself and the other writers; critic Sara Castro-Klarén argues that he offers little systematic analysis of these authors' literary techniques.

As early as the 2nd century bce, the Chinese had recognized a connection between tides and tidal bores and the lunar cycle.

And, already in the early nineteenth century, he recognized a connection between forest health and hydrology; when trees were cut down, he observed, evaporation from the soil increased, and the area dried out.

That said, D'Ambrose is right in recognizing a connection between Instagram — and, more generally, the digital era's democratized image-making and image-distribution in personal life — and the most ambitious and original independent films of the time.

This reactivation appears to bind together those related image pairs; people that showed this effect during learning were better at recognizing a connection later — implied, but never seen — between the two pictures that did not appear together (in this case, the basketball and the lake).

I started working as an artist's model around ten years before that, but it wasn't until the belated realization of my eventual death that I recognized a connection between mortality and modeling.

Lance has always loved history and recognized a connection between DC Green Corps and FDR's efforts to get people back to work during the New Deal Era with the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), a job initiative that employed over six million young men between 1933 and 1942.

Many Fortune 500 companies recognize a direct connection between climate change and their financial wellbeing.

For example, readers might recognize a causal connection between how the colonists rebelled against increased British taxes and the way that farmers reacted during the Whiskey Rebellion shortly after the American Revolution.

Professor Daniel Farber has recognized a different connection between commercial speech and expressive conduct.