Sentence examples for vague connection from inspiring English sources

He serves up only a cold porridge of archive footage and disconnected soundbites that have some vague connection to the book, without the connecting spine of her explanations.

Deane added, "I'm not saying it's not possible that there's a vague connection".

I only had a very vague connection with the name Debbie Reynolds".

He tells the writer that he, too, is from Newark, and reveals a vague connection between his family and Zuckerman's.

Anyone with even a vague connection to the Premier League must be looking forward to the tills ringing.

This would seem to be a subtle acknowledgment that Judaism, being one of the three monotheistic religions, has some vague connection to the land of Israel.

Hate flourishes when excuses for the conduct are accepted, or justified by vague connections to international politics.

Those being honored sometimes have only vague connections to Mr. Liu's job as the top fiscal watchdog for the city.

Young Muslims, radicalized by local imams and trained at military camps in Pakistan with vague connections to Al Qaeda, plan an attack at home with help from outside terrorists.

The central theme is the conflict between Rawling's duty in the merciless fight against the Fifth Column and his desire for Dorothy Bridges, a tall, glamorous blonde with vague connections to Cosmospolitan magazine.

When Jack realizes what he has lost, he consults the local shaman -- tiny, volatile Eddie Pasquale Gaetaa), a retired fixer with vague connections to the police and the underworld -- who sends him on a quest.