Sentence examples for this close connection from inspiring English sources

"If Europe fails on the question of refugees, this close connection with universal civil rights...will be destroyed and it won't be the Europe we want".

When Pills married Piaf, Mr. Bécaud's own singing career also got its start, thanks to this close connection to the woman who was France's most popular chanteuse.

This close connection of stringed instruments with ideas of birth and rebirth explains why so often a particular instrument is typically played, or even listened to, by members of one gender only; in certain instances instrumentalists, whether Greek kitharodists or Arab ʿūd players, were slaves with a low moral reputation.

This close connection is easy to understand.

This close connection brings risks as well as benefits.

Disney may be able to use this close connection with the almighty considering its recent performance.

An immediate difficulty in taking this way out is the close connection between this project and moral naturalism, together with the role that the latter theory plays in addressing the ontological problems raised in section 3. Earlier we noted how the naturalizing project in moral epistemology can lead a believer in moral knowledge toward moral naturalism.

This, coupled with the close connection we've cultivated with the fashion industry over the years, helps a great deal in achieving the aim of Vestoj: to be simultaneously inside and outside, both fashion academia and the industry.

We suggest that this result shows the close connection of PBL and BM compartments and that mam and PIP overexpression is not random but truly indicate the presence of tumor cells.

To those who follow the mob, the close connection between this ethnic underworld and the culinary arts practiced by Italian-Americans is not news.

The character for the virtue of propriety is identical with the one for ritual, reflecting the close connection between this virtue and such practices.