Sentence examples for does not always connect from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Kerry, while he tries hard, does not always connect to the bread-and-butter, regular-guy voters he seeks.

But Petra Lang's Brünnhilde makes a formidable foil; as a former mezzo who has been born again as a dramatic soprano, she makes the most of her striking lower register, especially in the annunciation of death scene with Skelton in the second act, even though that part of her voice does not always connect smoothly with the higher registers.

It doesn't always connect; "Bad Girls (Verdine Version)" and  "Looks Good With Trouble" drag in the miasma of stoned slow-jam so beloved of Hynes; it seems Solange is weakest when her stuff sounds most like his Blood Orange project.

Sadness has made him oblivious, and if his misery seems out of proportion to his situation, well, anyone who has been to a shrink knows that your mental state doesn't always connect neatly with external events.

As a numbers man, he did not always connect with more operationally minded colleagues.

D'Antoni did not always connect with Stoudemire, who other than Steve Nash was the Suns' most important player.

"When streets are renovated, bike lanes do get built, but they do not always connect to other bike lanes.

"I'm a workaholic," she says, flashing me one of her startling megawatt smiles (bright as they are, they do not always connect to her eyes).

Preschoolers observe relationship conflict early in a television episode but do not always connect it to the moral lesson or resolution at the end, said Jamie M. Ostrov, the lead author of the November study and an associate professor of psychology at the University of Buffalo.

but nevertheless do not always connect this interaction with the core concepts of natural selection, particularly differential survival/reproduction (group A).

They don't always connect so well.