Sentence examples for altogether connected from inspiring English sources

"Some will rob you with a six-gun, some with a fountain pen," Woody Guthrie sang (in "Pretty Boy Floyd"), and "Bullet to the Head" is the story of bearing and keeping arms for purposes unrelated to a well-regulated militia and altogether connected to the ultimate, if veiled and limited, prospect of fighting back against the government.

Maybe because women in high social groups often don't work, they don't altogether connect value to money earned," suggests Ms. Schmitzberger on the subject of the country's sky-high high cost of luxury.

So today, we're really the leading vendor for building supercomputers altogether, we connect more than half of the top 500 supercomputers in the world.

By taking banks out of the equation altogether to connect investors directly with those in need of a loan, p2p lending almost immediately had tons of appeal (for both consumers and investors).

They can be altogether different when connected with human beings -- real or fictional.

"Lean pulls it altogether…we weren't at that phase of…it all being connected together" (A-07).

Both networks have a relatively high cross-boundary exchange and all groups are connected to the network, which altogether implies a heterogeneous network.> The density and degree centralization values combined describe how well a network is connected.

Altogether, each molecule is connected to four neighbours via six hydrogen bonds, resulting in an sql net parallel to (101) (Figure 3b), which has the same symbol, L64[44.62-sql] L64[44.62-sql]f Stz-IV.

Even if parents back away from connected toys altogether, in favor of protecting their children from any possible potential risk, they may still be filling their homes with other connected devices that leave their family vulnerable.

Watching with both is a kind of meditation, a sense of being in many places at once — or, more to the point, in some other realm altogether, outside time and geography, connected to an event but floating above it, near it, holding hands with strangers and loved ones who are doing the same thing.

Some kite designs do away with bridles altogether by having their tethers connected directly to a fixed fulcrum point along the mast or to a keel (as with the delta kite) or series of fins (as with the parafoil) attached perpendicularly to the lifting surface.