Sentence examples for linked to anyone from inspiring English sources

You might be linked to your partner or another family member – if, for example, you have taken out a loan together – but you won't be linked to anyone else recorded at your address, past or present.

MATHEMATICIANS have found a simple explanation for how big worlds can be turned into small worlds, a phenomenon summed up in the popular belief that anyone on earth can be linked to anyone else by a chain of only six other people -- the so-called six degrees of separation.

On the other hand, wallets are identified by keys that are not publicly linked to anyone's real-world identity.

By the same token, economists generally reject the idea that America's chronic trade deficit with the world (or Japan's chronic surplus) is linked to anyone's trade policy.

Be linked to anyone else.

Garner hasn't been publicly linked to anyone since she and Affleck jointly announced their breakup in 2015 after 10 years of marriage.

There are whisperings of behind-scenes power struggles with the main organisers (even now, the Globe doesn't deign to link to anyone else's Shakespeare projects on its website); more seriously, a bitter dispute about whether an Israeli company should be allowed to perform erupted on the letter pages of this newspaper, because it has performed in the Occupied Territories.

Callers to Chicago sports talk radio shows do not like anyone linked to the Bears acting kindly to anyone associated with the professional football team from Wisconsin.

Like Mr. McCain, Mr. Obama risks inviting criticism for pandering to special interests, especially when it comes to anyone linked to the housing mess.

As the philosophizing doctor, the estimable Larry Pine takes his character's detachment to the point that he seems more linked to us than to anyone onstage.

"He was living there peacefully with no link to anyone," Mr. Wakil said.