Sentence examples for Loose connection from inspiring English sources

"Loose Connection," which Mr. Conrad made in 1973 and resurrected last year, documents Conrad family life but, filmed with a rotating camera, chops domestic scenes into vertiginous fragments.

During the production, Moffat considered "Madame de Pompadour", "Every Tick of My Heart", "Reinette and the Lonely Angel" and "Loose Connection" for the episode's title.

You're more likely to hear about your next job, new apartment, or cultural or social opportunities from a loose connection -- an informed and significantly connected person, who's several connections removed -- than from your closest connections.

Both features make it easier for you to get the snow chains on the tires; you then connect the split ends of the chain, or tighten the loose connection so the snow chains can't fall off.

In newer homes, even if the three-prong outlet is present and connected to the third ground wire, there is the possibility of a loose connection in the ground circuit.

The pelvic girdle of some reptiles has a loose connection with the spine.

This diffuse brain state is not only an intellectual one, open to looser connections between words and concepts.

In each division, there were also some local coordinators who were connected to front line staff, but who had loose connections with those higher on the organizational hierarchy (e.g. professional consultants, managers, members of the office of the MOH).

Bent and damaged cords and loose connections in the headphone jack can hurt sound quality.

It relies on people forming loose connections quickly — something that modern technology excels at.

I liked Gander's thought-juggling, the leaps and seams, all those loose connections.