Sentence examples for vivid connection with from inspiring English sources
Among the things for which I'm most grateful to my parents is my fascination with current events, and my vivid connection with the historical occasions that have occurred in my lifetime.
SayNow proved there was a market for this vivid connection before getting snatched up by Google to reinforce Google Voice.
By retaining its simple interface but embracing more vivid connections beyond texting, WhatsApp could flourish with users no matter how they want to communicate.
A century and a half on, the American Civil War is not memory but history, and so there is no vivid or immediate personal connection with it.
The issue arises in connection with shoes, specifically, the vivid red soles beneath Christian Louboutin shoes.
In Russia the fin de siècle styles of Léon Bakst and the Mir Iskusstva ("World of Art") group, as well as a vivid revival of folk decoration, flourished, later becoming known internationally through their connection with the Russian ballet.
Within the book Terfry recounts in vivid sensory detail the many adventures that have resulted from transforming his introversion into meaningful connection with the wider world.
He explains this at one point in connection with his sense memory: "For pleasure, I have to turn to the vivid memory of tastes and smells, an inexhaustible reservoir of sensations.
Somehow, it never impaired his connection with middle-class Americans that he was always impeccably turned out in elegant suits, suspenders, shirts with cufflinks, and (his everpresent and most vivid physical prop) a perfectly cupped cigarette.
No connection with Jean Seberg.
Connection with organised crime?
