Sentence examples for the connection too from inspiring English sources

There's no need to press the connection too far — but Lubitsch's film is from 1932, the year in which the main events in "The Grand Budapest Hotel" are set.

There is a book club I would love to join, but each month a member is designated the "wine lady". Business has made the connection, too, and increasingly, wine and alcohol companies are marketing directly to moms.

We recently profiled one of them, Veselin Mareshki of Bulgaria, who says he sees himself as "an anti-establishment candidate like Donald Trump". Many others embrace the connection, too, whether it is their backgrounds in business, their bombastic personalities, or their canny use of celebrity and social media.

And I felt the connection, too.

A couple of pieces that included black-and-yellow-striped tie-dye patterns called to mind the Bee Girl from Blind Melon's "No Rain" video (though in truth, the inclement weather, which required the outdoor shows be tented, probably helped make the connection too). .

I'm also a big fan of Tolkien, so there's the Lord of the Rings connection too.

But there's tragedy in the familial connection, too, of lessons outside the ring that were left for the son to learn painfully on his own.

Thanx for the Cotswold connection, too.

Without pressing the symbolic connection too far, Glyndebourne evidently chose their season opener with intent.

He muses that philosophers have shied away from this kind of collective responsibility because it traces the causal connection too far, but he urges that it makes just as much sense to consider society a culprit as it does to say that societies are victims of crimes and that there are debts owed to society (p. 237).

Nicky questions the love connection too.