Sentence examples for connection a bit from inspiring English sources

Years of mistakes like this, misguided assumptions and even outright accusations — DaJuan said one Amateur Athletic Union coach told him he was lying about the identity of his father — make the connection a bit unfortunate.

You might need to stretch the connection a bit between your own work and what's going on, but that doesn't seem to matter.

Computer connections, a bit dated, are to be modernized soon.

But if I were, I might say that readers fall into two camps, those who relish the way coincidence brings a cast of characters to their knees and then into one another's arms, and those who will find this novel's myriad connections a bit too convenient and the resulting resolutions too tidy.

With many courses these days, your only interactions with fellow students are digital -- in a Facebook group, online portal or webinar chat -- which can make facilitating connections a bit tricky.

(O.K., so maybe that connection is a bit tenuous).

Establishing a Wi-Fi connection required a bit of troubleshooting as well.

The hotel has a connection to a bit of New York folklore; it was liquidated by Joseph Force Crater, the New York judge who disappeared 71 years ago last month, and was never found.

The connection is a bit of a stretch, but you can't fault the gallery for creative marketing at a time when the art world is holding its breath.

Cooks has sudden feet and controls his momentum extremely well to create separation in his routes and I expect to hear the "Drew Cooks-to-Brandin connectionnection quite a bit in 2014.

He's also very aware, he says, that he and Gabby survived their IVF journey at least partly because they have a strong relationship – so how much harder must it be for a couple who are already feeling their connection is a bit ropey?