Sentence examples for ties to everything from inspiring English sources

He is not afraid to theorize the uncharted territory that is "the Internet," coining his own terms along the way ("digiphrenia," "fractalnoia," "apocalypto"), but it's a theory that establishes its originality by cutting ties to everything that has been said and thought before.

Everything is tied to everything else".

We definitely believe that he will probably be tied to everything".

"A lot of our business is in the Middle East, and they wear black tie to everything".

"It makes it clear how the bears are tied to everything," Ms. Wilcox said.

Israel-Palestine Try as you might to keep to safe subjects like family, sport and overseas travel (a favourite Israeli pastime), politics and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict are intimately tied to everything and bound to rear their heads.

In The Wire no single character or story line takes precedence; many are kept spinning at the same time, and its different worlds are brought together via unlikely connections to illustrate how everything is quietly tied to everything else.

The integration is thanks to Google's investment in A.I. technologies, something that was the underlying tie to everything Google announced today at its hardware event.

If banks are reluctant to deploy capital, it's because they still have to confront losses on loans tied to everything from commercial real estate to private equity to sovereign credit.

We were tied to everything that happened to him, whether we liked it or not.

"It's critical that they get a budget done," stresses Huder, "because it's tied to everything they have wanted to do for… ten years, since the last time they had this kind of majority".