Sentence examples for quite connected from inspiring English sources
Bunker's research reveals that the Pilgrim leaders were quite connected to events in England, and also that Separatism had a broader geographic scope than has long been thought.
But we never quite connected and I think Manchester has always been a little bit prickly about that despite most of my barbs being intended to be humorous.
Yet when I walk through my city I note that older people are quite connected to their dogs, who seem to give meaning or at least a reason for exercise, to their lives.
Some potential buyers of Sabra are "adventurous eaters who we haven't quite connected with yet," Mr. Walker said, and some are "people who don't know what hummus is or what it tastes like".
The songs are character sketches -- lost and abused children, mourners, lovers who never quite connected -- set to steady-chugging rock or ballads that usually have something askew: dissonant chords, a fuzz-toned guitar or the insistent plink of a marimba.
Though Joan Didion praised "Lithium for Medea" when it published, Braverman's experimentalism never quite connected with readers the way the work of her peers William T. Vollmann and Kathy Acker did.
"It must have been difficult for Sophie to work with two people who are quite … connected," says Cardinal.
Tse noted that, while Einstein's brain was much better connected than those of similarly-aged men, it was not quite as strikingly more connected than those of healthy young controls.
What they didn't say: For all the hype about cutting-edge technology, Cadillac is sensitive to problems of driver distraction and is being quite cautious about the connected services it brings along for the ride.
This makes maintaining a connected backbone quite costly, especially in terms of reorganization time, overhead and energy consumption.
Integrating Glass directly into existing eyeware form factors would go a long way towards helping make ordinary users comfortable with this still quite futuristic trend in connected devices, so I'd expect to see something more out of this partnership than simple frames that can support Glass in its existing form.
