Sentence examples for which I connected from inspiring English sources

By Sherry Myers "Along with A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, Of Mice and Men, the books of Truman Capote, Carson McCullers, William Faulkner and others, To Kill a Mockingbird introduced me to American literature, which I connected with in a way I didn't with very much British literature.

An example would be the odd connection between the minimalist architect Alfred Loos and the events of 2001 which I connect visually by flipping 'LOOS' to make it look like '2001.'2001

In other words, (rho_{ij}) is the average number of layers in which i is connected to j.

I used the same rationale to avoid other social events in the schools that I attended and, later, the functions and ceremonies sponsored by employers and other institutions to which I was connected.

"I'm simply creating a new channel through which I can connect to people".

When I was younger, I was quite a shy person but I found that poetry was a way in which I could connect with other sides of myself.

The degree (connectivity) of a node i, k i, is defined as the number of notes which the node i connects.

A catheter was on the other end, via which I could be connected to the dialysis machine.

I'm not, you know, into crystals and color therapy, but I do feel like there's a way in which I can be connected to something bigger".

"Rubin means 'Ruby', which I guess is connected to the colour of their shirts (which are not purple, but deep red or maroon, surely?), but I don't know more than that," says Jonathan Wilson.

The second thing I noticed was that the geese were afraid of me, which I presume was connected directly to the coming waterfowl season, and perhaps enhanced by the sound of guns.