Sentence examples for connection might be from inspiring English sources

I've never been able to resist the pull to connect no matter how tenuous the connection might be, no matter how over the love or even the liking.

It is not clear what caused Mr. Arar's detention as he arrived in New York City on Sept. 26 on a flight from Tunisia and Zurich to connect with a flight for Montreal, or what his possible connection might be to terrorist activities.

If stratospheric effects on the troposphere were shown to exist, this would provide an extremely interesting link in a chain of processes connecting the upper atmosphere to effects on weather and climate, however indirect that connection might be.

Severing that connection might be more difficult than simply issuing an order.

And while the personal connection might be faint, the pitch is often baldly direct.

What exactly that connection might be, he said, was still far from clear.

As his piece on Sparta is being edited, Professor Ober said he worried that inappropriate connections might be made between then and now.

Told in a police-blotter argot so spare it reads like a sort of gumshoe haiku, this moody novel about severed connections might be summarized thus: Woman kills husband.

It is not implausible to think that this odd habit encouraged people in or near public life to start wondering what their friendships and connections might be worth in terms of money or other benefits, too.

But a former boyfriend of Ms. Hover's said in an interview that the police told him two weeks after her 1977 disappearance that a man with California connections might be involved.

Vital to the fabric of DeepMind are what he calls his "glue minds": fellow polymaths who can sufficiently grasp myriad scientific areas to "find the join points and quickly identify where promising interdisciplinary connections might be, in a sort of left-field way".