Sentence examples for connected narrowly from inspiring English sources

Broadly construed, it describes nearly any series of events that sound connected; narrowly defined, it refers to sonata form.

These areas are narrowly connected by a corridor running through the Arabian Peninsula and southern Iran.

It is narrowly connected to the protocone, another cusp behind it on the labial side, which is connected in the same way to the paracone.

The totally man-made artificial island, known as Treasure Island, which is narrowly connected to Yerba Buena Island was constructed in part of rock quarried on Brooks Island.

Higher H coefficient values for sub scales are explained by their items being more narrowly connected to each other, whereas the main scales approach the strategy dimensions more broadly.

You may want to find a bra with straps that are wider, set more narrowly, and aren't connected with rings in the back.

are too narrowly depicted, and too tangentially connected to sociopolitical themes, to attain the sweeping expansiveness of Mr. Márquez's writing.

In this conception of the democratic process, each citizen is a member of an interest group with narrowly defined interests that are closely connected to their everyday lives.

It is possible to divide Collins' works into those that are mainly philosophical and those that are more narrowly religious, but they are clearly connected.

Dingwall fired narrowly wide then Jackson Irvine's header connected with a defender, but appeals for a penalty were swiftly rebuffed by referee Steven Maclean.

Adam McGurk connected with Alex MacDonald's pull back, but it deflected narrowly wide of goal as Burton missed a fine chance to kill the game off.