Sentence examples for distantly connected to from inspiring English sources

The barons of the Queens Democratic machine remain more distantly connected to their borough.

For Father Judge, like many foot soldiers, the high command could seem only distantly connected to his actual life.

But Mr. Parker makes sure that the motive for the murder is distantly connected to American destiny.

It spews coffee in the kitchen of an elderly gay couple distantly connected to the Petersburg story.

The album includes vocal fantasias that lean toward chamber music, with many Bjorks looped and echoing, alongside songs that are obviously but distantly connected to hip-hop.

Booth was born in Lancashire, and started school there; his mother was born Pankhurst, and was distantly connected to the suffragette sisters.

The two fund managers, Newman and Chiasson, were remote tippees, distantly and indirectly connected to their primary tipper.

Ms. Partridge was actually on the fringes of the group, somewhat distantly connected by marriage to Duncan Grant, the Post-Impressionist painter and designer, as well as by her husband's first marriage, to Carrington.

In a stroke of luck, last week HuffPost Live hosted two distantly connected personalities in back-to-back segments.

For example, he suggests that the Hookman is somehow connected to killer clowns, because he distantly resembles characters in several 19th-century poems, one of whom has a name etymologically related to "harlequin".

Shadowclan, Windclan, Riverclan, Thunderclan, and if you really want to get into it, a distantly connected Starclan.