Sentence examples for course was connected from inspiring English sources

This, of course, was connected to a larger question: What is our responsibility to the Afghans who are maimed, burned, disabled and disfigured by a war we started and can't seem to end?

Both of them of course are connected to cinema: the history of trains is connected to the history of cinema from the very beginning, and smoking has been used earlier, especially in the '40s, as a symbol of sophistication or for the evil character who smokes a particular way using a cigarette holder.

There is no direct relation between official website of a company and its Facebook page, although they can of course be connected by a hyperlink.

Taken together this suggests that the transition to a progressive disease course is connected with a change in underlying disease mechanisms.

The next step, of course, is connecting the speakers to your stereo system.

The problem, of course, is connecting the copious resources of the Pentagon and the VA with the troops, veterans and families who need them.

Of course he was connecting like crazy.

Well, Morgan was connected".

There are shared familial experiences, of course, in being connected to black relatives or raising black children, as Dolezal seems to have done.

"You look at him and think, 'How can that thing over there have produced that thing over here?'" says Spall. "But, of course, it's connected.

In one course, subjects are connected to sensors and monitored by cameras as they drive classic cars and futuristic new cars.