Sentence examples for ties to anything from inspiring English sources

Either way, the fact that an American citizen with dubious ties to anything dangerous or remotely controversial deserves this sort of treatment is disgusting.

However, to track a 20-year-old citizen with no ties to anything remotely dangerous and then treat the activity like a joke ("Don't worry, you're boring" is probably the most sinister line I've heard in years) is an affront to the laws they are sworn to uphold.

There is way too much money going to hackathons teaching privileged girls how to code without any tie-in to anything else.

They have expanded well beyond commodities to offer contracts tied to anything from foreign currencies to the weather.Different stock exchanges have taken different paths to diversification.

"I want to bring a positive energy that's not tied to anything specific and also get rid of the energy of the previous owner," Ms. Reich said.

The dogs are on long leads that aren't tied to anything, but they don't realize that, so they're just hanging around.

"That's obviously what you hear, but for me it's not actually tied to anything specific, like an abortion". She pauses.

This is ultimately a game set in its own fictional world; one not tied to anything we've seen before in movies, TV series, comics or games.

"Sweet Caroline," though, is both wistful and obscure, and needs to be sung as if its series of images described an emotionally logical sequence, even if Neil Diamond's lyric is not tied to anything as dull as logic.

She said that under the Second Circuit's decision, prosecutors could still point out specific flaws or inconsistencies in the defendant's testimony, but were simply barred from making "generic" adverse comments that were not tied to anything specific.

Without being tied to anything in particular, we revert back to our same old ways.