Sentence examples for something of a connection from inspiring English sources

Next Tuesday, Fox is to release "My Neighbor Totoro" (1988), an animated feature by the Japanese director Hayao Miyazaki, which in turn has something of a connection to "Lilo and Stitch," to be issued the same day by Disney.

And Ginny has something of a connection there.

And keeping in that creepy "music speaks to me" motif, I'd like to say I really feel something of a connection with this tape I have here by the UK-based group Good Throb.

Dinklage praised Carmacho and the "X-Men" makeup team for not veering into cartoonish territory, especially since his family has something of a personal connection to Nixon.

But along the way, the restrictions have helped turn Macao's boom into something of a bust, a connection that was underscored on Monday, when the stocks of Macao casino companies plunged by a fifth after Beijing announced that it would retain the visa controls.

For millions of filmgoers, Mr. Lamos has something of a spiritual-cinematic connection with the play.

Hearing Mahler in the three pieces So Percussion presented was something of a stretch, but connections to the other two were clear.

Now it looks as if Derby is going to try and make something of its connection with a great artist.

"It allows me to maintain something of a one-on-one connection with my fan base," he said.

Sacrifice connotes something deeper, a connection to a larger cause.

The artwork is kind of functioning in a similar form because I have all of these narratives passed down through generations and paintings of where my family used to live and imaginations of a connection to something that I am, in fact, very far from.