Sentence examples for perhaps a connection from inspiring English sources

The brown colour hints at the earth, perhaps a connection to the soil and concern for the planet.

An IRA surveillance operation suggests terrorism may turn out to be the main focus, with perhaps a connection to Middle East tensions and the PLO.

After this stellar rank come the solid and dependable crew, those with a stalwart readership, great reviews and perhaps a connection to the area, who can be relied on to bring in a crowd in the low hundreds.

These were the little people in L. Frank Baum's 1900 book, "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz"; even today, munchkins is sometimes used to mock pretentious staff members; perhaps a connection exists between the chewing, munching connotation of that word with the nibbling of the mice and the biting of the ankles.

"The federal government has tried to encourage formation of Cooperative Research Centres – combinations of a university-based research group with a particular industry and perhaps a connection to CSIRO or similar institution," says George Stewart, dean of the faculty of life sciences at the University of Western Australia.

Though perhaps a connection would be artificial, and the point is that the divide between them can't be bridged.

If an Intel salesperson feels that accelerating delivery of a particular order is crucial to keeping an important customer happy, she usually has to make many calls, perhaps use a connection with a friend in manufacturing or logistics, maybe even go up the chain of command to find a manager who will approve the exception.

Did she, perhaps, forge a connection with these places?

Another is whether they effectively linked Mr. Trump himself to WikiLeaks and, perhaps, Russia, a connection that the latest information does not establish.

Americans during the era were also self-conscious about political representation, and perhaps saw a connection between representing themselves in visual form and being represented as political actors in the emerging democratic system.

In a duet for Read and Kelly, the two stood in wide fourth positions downstage, holding their arms triumphantly in the air, rolling their shoulders back and forth; Read's eyes were fixed on something in the high distance, and Kelly's peered into the darkness of the audience, as though he wanted validation, or perhaps just a connection with us.