Sentence examples for superficially connected from inspiring English sources
It might seem hard to avoid the conclusion that all the time we spend online, superficially connected but in a more profound sense isolated, must be to blame.
To describe the past year in the life of an Elaine's expatriate is to wander into a world in which you feel both disconnected from, and yet — partly because of social media — at least superficially connected to other expats.
But he is also a shrewd analyst of what is "wrong" with politicians, who by their very nature get a thrill from superficially connecting with strangers, something he dimly links to his sexual incontinence.
You can superficially connect and have a nice circle of addicts, but not connecting with people in a way that's harmonious and fulfilling, those are the people that are really vulnerable to addiction.
Without understanding structural similarities, learners often connect superficially similar problems that may not share deep structure (Ross, 1984).
That combination of rich materialism and personal urgency connects other superficially divergent approaches: Susan Coffee's wry portrait of herself with a mask of green face cream and Brenda Goodman's brushy, saturnine vision of tombstone shapes; or Helen Miranda Wilson's tenderly rendered aerial view of a wintry city and Harriet Korman's brightly frontal grid painting.
Remindings may be most beneficial when learners can extract the deep structure of episodes and connect across superficially different instances.
During encoding, learners in the reminding group were able to successfully connect two superficially different proverbs that shared the same deep meaning, as indicated by the high rate with which P2 reminded learners of P1.
