nection

In JFK's case, leadership, morally enacted, made for a felt intimate con - nection given everyday expression.

Right, Wrong And The White House 2008

Strassmeir, meanwhile, complains he has been hounded by the press since his McVeigh con-nection became known.

Blowing Smoke 2008

HE WANTED ANSWERS; he needed to make the right con - nection.

Honeymoon Patterson, James 2005

Felix Mühlhölzer is wrong to suggest that I completely dismiss Nozick's idea of a con-nection between invariance and objectiv-ity; my point was that it entirely depends upon what the invariance involves.

Relativity & Objectivity McGinn, Colin 2002

"And we jurors are forbidden con - nection to anyone at all on the case."

Lorenzo's Reward George, Catherine 2000

Bane; I would not cut that con - nection, had I the means to do so.

Robot Adept Anthony, Piers 1988

The life-force derives from Proton, and retains a con - nection to its origin.

Robot Adept Anthony, Piers 1988

Logic drew a quick con-nection between Azure's immobility and the periodic bursts of light.

Sentenced To Prism Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1985

"Stile," Sheen said, evidently making some sort of con - nection.

Blue Adept Anthony, Piers 1981

We can prove no necessary con - nection between Blue's alternate in Proton and thyself; that double could be dead also, and thou a construct adapted by magic, emulating the mode of Blue when in truth the real power lies in some other mode.

Split Infinity Anthony, Piers 1980