Sentence examples for this little connection from inspiring English sources

"We made this little connection in time and space," says Rebecca, who has just been named VNSNY's Hospice Volunteer of the Year.

The individualized base of this philosophy suggests little connection to the wider society or environment, and certainly no sense of responsibility.

This approach bears little connection to historicism in the strong sense, where historical episodes are taken to be somehow constitutive of rationality as, for example, when scientific rationality is simply defined as that which maximizes the number of rational episodes in the history of science.

Under this model, there is little connection with productive sectors.

One thing a visitor notices at once is how little connection this stage-managed event has with the everyday life of the bustling metropolis around it.

With Mr. Boehner about to become the speaker of the House, the nation's two most powerful leaders open this new era with little connection other than a shared fondness for golf and a weakness for cigarettes.

The bill "will reduce the potential for trivial claims and address the perception that our courts are an attractive forum for libel claimants with little connection to this country, so that our law is respected internationally," the Justice Ministry said in a briefing paper provided to journalists.

This will be political theater with little connection to diplomatic reality.

But what makes this curious trend even curiouser is how little connection the hair actually has to the moment, the man or the music that spawned it.

As a student who loves literature, but sees little connection between my degree and a practical job, this freedom was unbelievably exciting.

During the secession crisis, this political alliance convinced some Baltimore Democrats to join the Confederacy despite having little connection to the plantation South.