Sentence examples for wider connection from inspiring English sources

By setting both productions in a female prison, Phyllida Lloyd makes a wider connection with female voicelessness in the world.

Despite being a first-time, non-violent offender with no wider connection to any gangs or cartels, the radio repair man was sentenced to 15 years to life in New York's Sing Sing prison.

Although the lock was built, and some narrow boats capable of using it were constructed, agreement was reached on a wider connection after four years of argument.

Indeed, it's not difficult to make the wider connection between these evictions and a broader opposition to anyone deemed to be challenging the nature of property ownership.

Examining the Australian Labor Party and its wider connection with the Australian labour movement, it reflect Childe's disillusionment with the party, believing that the politicians that it managed to get elected had abandoned their socialist ideals in favour of personal comfort.

But the Prokofiev project has inspired him to make wider connections between his music and classical.

I have made quicker and wider connections than I could otherwise have hoped to.

But other defense officials said the team's task quickly turned to gleaning details that may have collectively pointed to Iraq's wider connections to terrorism.

What we must question is the nature of the voices that Black and white youth choose to listen to, and its wider connections to mass consumerism and crude materialism.

But there's also music, television, religion, the day-to-day politics of ethnic identification, the web of family (working in the same milieu, David O. Russell did a splendid job with these wider connections in "The Fighter").

The team's current task, described by one official as "data mining," is to glean individual details that may collectively point to Iraq's wider connections to terrorism, but which may have been obscured by formal assessments that play down the overall Iraqi threat.