Sentence examples for thus connected from inspiring English sources

Mr. Arcand, who is Québécois and thus connected by language to France and by geography to the United States, may have been ideally situated to bring a much-needed balm of warmth and levity to this politically inflamed festival.

Because the government's censorship efforts are so evident — transparent, even — there is a battle raging online to keep Iran connected to the world digitally, and thus connected to the world.

The marriage is thus connected with the encompassing harmonies of the universe, and the cyclical processes of change and renewal are expressed in the procreation of the two mortal lovers.

Stream ecology has thus connected and contributed intermittently to spatial concepts derived from ecology in general.

Thirteen individual solar cells with an active area of 7.2 cm2 were thus connected in series.

Particular pacifism is thus connected to contingent pacifism: the moral demand of pacifism may be contingent upon one's social position.

Broadband connections are always on and can thus connect a call as fast as (or faster than) a conventional line.

In case of heat stress proline is located in the same densely connected network region as trehalose and ethanolamine and thus connects most of their neighbors too.

Inside at ground level, an open courtyard will be bordered by a mirrored arcade angled skyward, "thus connecting the Timeship with the heavens," according to Valentine.

The town, named for Bristol, England, prospered after 1856, when the Norfolk and Western and the Southern railways were linked, thus connecting the Eastern Seaboard and the Mississippi River valley.

They are possibly mobile and thus connect at different points of the cloud along time.