Sentence examples for suggestive connection from inspiring English sources

But, in their surprising and suggestive connection, they reveal the great, overriding drama of the modern cinema — the preëminence of the art of the director, the foregrounding of the visual voice over the narrative content.

And elsewhere, it draws witty, suggestive connections between art and retail.

Elsewhere, he has spoken of the suggestive connections between Pluto, the god of the classical underworld, and the popular American unconscious.

Woodward's descriptions of saints' lives have suggestive connections to Agnes's story.

But so hypnotic were Sebald's sentences, and so suggestive the connections he kept making between his depressed narrator's minor wanderings and whole galaxies of grim forgotten history, that it was easy to go along with the book's relentless melancholy.

Einstein found the hypothesis helpful in formulating his theory of general relativity i.e., it was suggestive of a connection between geometry and matter and attributed the idea to Mach, unaware that the English philosopher George Berkeley had proposed similar views during the 1700s.

Indeed, science educators (including us) have too readily accepted associations among knowledge of evolution and acceptance of evolution, and knowledge of TA-NOS and understanding evolution, as suggestive of causal connection.

Using PPIs, our study is highly suggestive of a connection between specific CNAs, miRNAs and gene expression, thus shedding light on our understanding of leukoplakia to OSCC progression.

Although the increase in branching from white-matter fibers observed in the tracing studies is suggestive of new connections being responsible for the detour, we cannot rule out a contribution from already existing subliminal connections or 'silent' synapses (Kerchner & Nicoll, 2008) that were strengthened and became visible after the treatment (Wall, 1988).

Szilard's argument was developed further after Shannon identified that the measure p ln p had operational significance for information theory, suggestive of a deeper connection between entropy and information.

Given the association between early, but not late, pregnancy and breast cancer risk reduction in humans, this finding is striking and suggestive – although a mechanistic connection between stem cell numbers and breast cancer risk remains to be established.