Sentence examples for entirely unconnected from inspiring English sources

That entirely unconnected group of people?

The trick is to find some third factor that is securely linked to institutions, but entirely unconnected to economic success.

In other, not entirely unconnected, gossip in the opening episode, Lady Mary was making plans for pre-marital sex.

(Mr Ashcroft says the flight would have been chartered by others on his behalf, and was entirely unconnected to drugs).

Unfortunately. the issues you have had with your insurance is a consequence of making entirely unconnected arrangements.

Now that we're up to date on that grim caper, another, entirely unconnected fall from grace in Lyon may not seem so dramatic.

They are totally unconnected.

The pleasure to be derived from the brilliant artifice and ingenuity behind such compositions has led to their being imitated in other literary fields: quite often, in later Persian literature, one finds poems sometimes whole books composed of letters without diacritical marks (which distinguish otherwise similar-looking letters) or even made up entirely of unconnected letters.

When James states that matter is distinct from potency he does not mean to say that they are entirely distinct or unconnected, quite the contrary: potency is the potency of matter.

Because without a Wi-Fi connection all those unconnected devices are leaving value on the table.

Jean Robert Argand: a commoner, a book seller (like surprisingly many working-class intellectuals of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries), entirely self-educated and apparently unconnected to the scientific establishment.