Sentence examples for vitally connected to from inspiring English sources
All three remained vitally connected to her …yet I cannot control or look after them!
Was I, in some way I could not admit, still vitally connected to the Christian stories of my youth?
And Roxana Silbert's modern-dress Royal Shakespeare Company production of A Life of Galileo earlier this year used a text sensibly trimmed by Mark Ravenhill and seemed vitally connected to a world in which a liberally intentioned pope found himself trapped by institutional conservatism.
Our findings raise questions of protein evolution in general and provide clues as to how animals have dealt with the complex intricacies of having a protein, such as Dsh, act as a central messenger hub connected to many different and vitally important pathways.
The dynamic evolution of Dsh among nematodes both by paralogous duplication and the formation of lineage-specific splice isoforms raises questions of protein evolution and provides clues as to how these organisms have dealt with the complex intricacies of having a protein, like Dsh, act as a central messenger hub connected to so many different and vitally important pathways.
Dance and religion are still vitally connected.
Ravelstein felt himself deeply and vitally connected with Jordan, the artist.
"In Melbourne it has always been so and it's vitally connected through the layers of theatre".
Although interpreting an artist's work through her life and personal items gives us an incomplete view--appearances can be deceiving--these displays of Kahlo's relics and passions reveal facets of her constructed identity, and show that her love of life, nature, and Mexico, and her battle with disability, death, and trauma, were intrinsically and vitally connected.
