Sentence examples for something linking from inspiring English sources

Was there a theme, something linking them that made a comparative tasting valid?

Every single week now there's something linking us with promotion, but I never even mention it and I won't until the job gets done".

So something linking experience and spatial navigation in a working hypothesis that is kind of a temporal linkage might be a common computation or common computational imperative that the hippocampus satisfies and keep track of things in time.

There also may be something linking the cycles of anti-gay laws passed and then repealed 17 years later ("don't ask, don't tell," or DADT, and DOMA being the others) with the life cycle of Washington's 17-year periodical bugs, the cicadas, though I know not what.

Each of the gross phenotypes of weight, triglycerides, and total sugar was significantly or nearly significantly correlated with this module, and eight of the nine genes in the module were involved in puparial adhesion function, suggesting that this is something linking the pathways used to prepare a larvae for pupation with these metabolic symptoms.

We need a broader discussion: something deeper, something linked to our collective future.

And every time we trash it, we destroy something linked to the deepest parts of ourselves.

If it is not vitamin D deficiency, then it must be something linked with it.

It's the possibility that something links these lives, a consciousness greater than what their author imagined.

"Japan is the only place where you can have such a variety of KitKat flavours, something linked to that regional culture".

This is not something linked to sexual orientation, but to people's life experience and how they have processed difficult experiences in their own lives.