Sentence examples for silent connection from inspiring English sources

Hines soon leaves the touchy, even treacherous, subject of the chronologies of the two men, stating that "their silent connection" lies in common influences and social forces coursing through both American and European cultures.

It's $10 a head to attend John's three-hour staring meetings, which consist of "dialogue and silent connection".

It's $10 a head to attend John's three-hour staring meetings that consists of "dialogue and silent connection".

Neuronal death was simulated by selecting a neuron and randomizing its output synaptic connections, giving it a probability of 0.1 of having active connections and 0.9 of silent connections.

The silent, soulful connection between the two men, which opens the show with such promise, is rarely revisited; instead there is a sense of stoic drama, especially from Jonah, who takes the idea of alienation so seriously that we can read it on his face.

For one thing, the New Testament is almost silent about a connection between Peter and Rome.

Scientists, though, have been remarkably silent on the connection.

They were equally silent about whether there was any connection between Mr. Cousar's criminal past and his death.

The same synaptic connections in silent slices (without spontaneous activity) increase less and display depression earlier in the train.

Active members in guilds and on the boards make more connections than silent members.

The Times reported last week that it had kept silent about Davis's C.I.A. connection.