Sentence examples for connected to something else from inspiring English sources
I'll jot something down and it will occur to me that it's connected to something else.
As the editors of America write, early Christian theologians emphasized that fasting in Lent must be connected to something else, namely, almsgiving: the food that you are giving up should be given away to someone else.
It seems plausible that they do only because desire is closely connected to something else, which often is a source of reasons: something like pleasure or enjoyment (Bond 1983, Millgram 1997, Scanlon 1998).
For me, I much more want to think about everybody is capable of anything, and in that way, it's connected to something else that I've thought about 12-step recovery, which is it's less that I think like: Oh, addicts are the only people who have a dangerous relationship to anger [or] selfishness.
Others could connect to something else: the Lebanese had a deadly civil war for 16 years, the Algerians a terror cycle that continues today.
That anything that transmits or connects to something else can be hacked and is not secure".
It's this thing that people create because it really connects to something deep inside someone else who's going to hear it.
Then you told me, "If you have to connect my building to something else, try this".
In the case of contingent existence, an object exists contingently just in case its concept is neither connected to the concept of existence nor to something else whose concept is connected to (the concept of) existence.
But the promise of his campaign four years ago has given way to something else — a failure to connect with tens of millions of Americans, many of them women, who feel economic opportunity is gone and are losing hope.
