Sentence examples for as much connected from inspiring English sources

"We're as much connected to hip-hop as we are the folk scene," reasons Hastings.

"People will come out to see him not only for his status as a world music star - he's a real rock'n'roll animal, as much connected with the Clash as with rai," Mr Max said.

All the label's releases have felt in some way, whether in sensibility or sound, as much connected to 90s industrial techno as to the pioneers of industrial music in the 70s and 80s like Cabaret Voltaire, Throbbing Gristle and Coil.

You know, so those restrictions were just as much connected with the operations and the weaknesses thereof as, as the infection.

It's interesting because I do see them as very much connected as films.

If the plans go ahead, each site will have as much capacity connected to the grid as the whole of Nigeria has today.

Going to Kenya was as much about connecting with a new family of artists as it was connecting to some "long-lost blackness" that for me was never lost to begin with.

Unlike the Bird's Nest it unfolds slowly to the visitor and is as much about connecting — physically and metaphorically — with the public spaces around it as it is about the intensity of a self-contained event.

But they do not help the argument that London's overriding priority should be to maintain a single hub.In as much as connecting passengers do matter, splitting them between two hubs in London's case Heathrow and Gatwick may not be a disaster.

If we regret the show's failure to live up to the standards set by its best contributors, we may be missing the ulterior motive of this sort of project, which is as much about connecting to people as to art.

"The whole experience is just as much about connecting with new people as it is about the food," said Gigi Kwon, who had attended five other EatWith dinners prior to this one.