Though some contend that it very seldom has reference to an immortal existence, yet we strenuously contend that there is no propriety in the phrase only in connexion withsuch an existence.
It appeared to me that he never thought of being observed by anyone; but was so intent upon her, and upon his own thoughts in connexion with her, as to be quite absorbed.
We went to bed on our arrival (I observed a pair of dirty shoes and gaiters in connexion with my old friend the Dolphin as we passed that door), and breakfasted late in the morning.
The remembrance of this, in connexion with my former thought, however, haunted me at intervals, even until the inexorable end came at its appointed time.
In modern times Aberystwyth has become a Welsh educational centre, owing to the erection here of one of the three colleges of the university of Wales (1872), and of a hostel for women in connexion with it.
Besides various later developments of usage it is important to observe that ``accent'' is used in two different and often contrasted senses in connexion with language.
Ebram's connexion with Damascus is supplemented in the traditions of Nicolaus of Damascus as cited by Josephus (Antiq.
His excessive application to study, and the attacks made upon him in connexion with a pamphlet of which he was reputed the author, doubtless hastened his premature end.
The large collections of pus which form in connexion withdisease of the spinal column in the cervical, dorsal and lumbar regions are now treated by free evacuation of the tuberculous pus, with careful antiseptic measures.
The convenience of being able to employ storage batteries in connexion with a private-supply system is so great that unless power has to be transmitted long distances, the invariable rule is to employ a continuous-current dynamo.
This is a fundamentally important question not only in connexion with such an issue as woman suffrage, but in connexion with all search for truth in those regions where crucial scientific experiments cannot be instituted.
In connexion with rape, it has never been alleged that the law is not sufficiently severe.
In connexion with this, take Hunt's own account of the matter, as given about ten years after the event in his volume, Lord Byron and his Contemporaries: To Mr Clarke I was indebted for my acquaintance with him.
It is both anachronism and pedantry to give him these names, as is often done, in writing of him in connexion with Keats, to whom he was never anything but plain Charles Brown.
This name, uncongenial to the muse (excepting the muse of Wordsworth) is otherwise unknown in connexion with Keats.
But most important, yea decidedly conclusive, as these points were; yet they did not convince me that I ought to go forward in this service, if the Spirits leading were not in connexion with them.
He gave me two sovereigns for the Orphans, and told me the following facts in connexion with them.
Still, he thought he could but try, and if he did not like it, he was not bound to remain in connexion with him.
But so much as this, it was inconnexion with my going to Stuttgart, and, humanly speaking, the thing would not have occurred, had I not gone thither.
There are two great questions which at present address themselves to the political mind, and they are both in connexion with wages.
He was never married, nor is there any record inconnexion with him of any of those temporary liaisons which the other poets of the Augustan Age formed and celebrated in their verse.
And as the use of the pronoun thou is now mostly confined to the solemn style, the terminations of that style are retained in connexion with it, through all the following examples of the conjugation of verbs.
Then happened many wonders and signs in connexion with him, till at length a sign was given in Baltimore.
But the circumstances mentioned in connexion with what we will report on the following pages of this treatise, are superabundantly sufficient to testify that it was a great prophecy.
That is the magnetic chain of events of past times in connexion with events of this time.
Irish dictionary, and can have no connexion with Utlagh, the Kilkenny money-lender.
I think the information which has been elicited inconnexion with the so-called "Unpublished Epigram by Sir W.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "connexion with" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
