Sentence examples for the very connection from inspiring English sources

The narrator's favourite epigram tells us of the very connection between these shards of wisdom and the violence to which the characters are drawn.

"It's about our relationship to nature and how we want to possess what's beautiful, which eventually causes us to lose the very connection".

In the past, Mr. Mbeki and his aides have questioned the safety, effectiveness and costs of the drugs, as well as questioned the very connection between H.I.V. and AIDS.

By "forgiving" our ego, we take that extra step of bowing down to it gracefully and reconnecting to the fiery soul of love within, our "I AM" presence, the very connection to our inner source.

The more you look (I attended the opening performance on Thursday night), the more you see that the very connections shared by the three ballets are also where they begin to be most dissimilar.

"The Bin Ladens," by Steve Coll, also adds new details to our understanding of how the young Bin Laden evolved from a loyal family adjutant into an angry black sheep lashing out at some of the very connections his father and brothers had cultivated in their business dealings for years.

But now, Baumgardner has built her theory of bisexual politics around the importance of this very connection, attributing the rise in bisexual behavior, especially among women her age and younger, to the success of second-wave feminism.

It's a curiously modern taboo -- you can hardly find a 19th-century novel whose subject is not the thickness of that very connection.

In fact, the sandwich chain released a statement Tuesday afternoon making that very connection.

But it's not just about the money, it's about not losing the connection – the very strong connection – that we have with teams around Europe.

While the lack of retrosplenial connections singled out the medial dorsal nucleus, the very similar connection patterns shown by the anterior ventral and laterodorsal nuclei point to common roles in cognition.