Sentence examples for tangible connection between from inspiring English sources

"You want a really tangible connection between the food and music," Mr. Eyester said.

There may not be a tangible connection between the ignominious events of last season and the poor showing in Tuesday's home opener, but there is a visceral one.

Young and King are trying to establish a more tangible connection between the Lafayette High School of old and the Nets.

In a footnote to a January 1946 letter, Mosley helpfully identifies a more tangible connection between life and novel by observing that Mitford's comparison of a jewel received by King Alfred to a chicken's mess is echoed by The Pursuit of Love's heroine, Linda.

For the first time in a decade, there has been a real and tangible connection between the grassroots and top level of the game in Australia, and while there have naturally been teething issues, the FFA Cup has provided the old clubs a necessary glimmer of hope and ambition.

So there's a tangible connection between what they say and what they do.

These programs help increase engagement on campus and provide tangible connections between the family and school.

"They expand our understanding and give us a tangible connection.

"They provide a tangible connection to the past.

The trouble is, economists have struggled to establish a strong link between freer capital flows and speedier economic development.That has not stopped researchers from looking, and many believe a tangible connection will soon be found.

Ghost towns give people a tangible connection to a mysterious past, says Mr Baker.