Sentence examples for no immediate connection from inspiring English sources

There was no immediate connection with the attacks at Brussels airport and the city's metro on 22 March in which 32 people were killed, it added.

Police officials said they saw no immediate connection between this latest shooting and the others except for the seeming randomness of it.

"For the last couple of years, the brutal banality of daily life for some people in this country has become visible and undeniable to those who have no immediate connection to it," the Guardian's Gary Younge wrote in July.

His replacement, Ross Stretton, an Australian who danced with American Ballet Theater (1981-90) beforeturninging home to direct the Australian Ballet (since 1997), has no immediate connection to the Royal and didn't know its founding members personally.

On the other, there is the belief that the school is an institution in which children are initiated by teachers, who are authorities in their subjects, into a body of knowledge which has no immediate connection to their lives or necessary relevance to the problems of society.

I had no immediate connection to the outside world, so I sat there, crying, until I was brave enough to walk back into the room where I was almost raped.

These were definitely not modern dress, but simple clothes, to which you have no immediate connections – such as to Elizabethan or Victorian time – in your mind.

Mr. Frankel recalled an immediate connection.

There was an immediate connection artistically.

"There was an immediate connection," she said.

/ Are you Nobody too?"—establishes an immediate connection.