Sentence examples for not actually connected from inspiring English sources
Bluetooth is especially economical when it's not actually connected anything, so it's not worth worrying about too much.
The structure is a treehouse in name only, in that it is not actually connected to a tree, but instead a free-standing elevated platform, five feet off the ground, surrounded by woody material.
But figuring out what technically makes something a "property right" as opposed to a different kind of personal or private right is very tricky, and not actually connected to the original meaning of the Fourth Amendment, I think.
The expression 'the heat is on' is not actually connected to the temperature… Sorry.
This particular type of neuron is called a "motor neuron" and it approaches close to muscle tissue, but is not actually connected to it.
American peers pretend to welcome them, but they did not actually connect with Chinese international students, according to Bartlett & Fischer (2011).
Bernstein's Carlos Kirjner and Ram Parameswaran now put a price tag on that: They say it will cost $84 million to pass (but not actually connect) 149,000 homes — Google's first phase of buildout for Kanasas City.
Some fans gladly embrace the idea of Dylan as a secular prophet, a term vague enough to permit "a semblance of religiosity that does not actually connect the singer to a faith tradition in any way," Gilmour writes in his recent book, "The Gospel According to Bob Dylan".
A ".gov" website is an official government webpage, so if the page doesn't end in.gov, there is a good chance this page is not actually connect with your state's department of licensing.
But it has found sons and daughters who, ahem, weren't actually connected to the person they believed to be their father.
Like the curious exhaust tips, which aren't actually connected to the exhaust pipes — it's a good thing Lexus makes cars and not plumbing supplies — the IS-F's high stability-control threshold is evidence of decidedly uncharacteristic whimsy in this car.
