Sentence examples for virtually no connection from inspiring English sources

I see virtually no connection.

Some have virtually no connection to the reservation or the community; some do.

(You actually attend Mass? Really?) Or is it because, quite frankly, we feel virtually no connection to the papacy?

They introduced a vernacular crafts aesthetic that had virtually no connection to any art school art at that time but that would become a staple for Kelley.

Moreover, the way work-study funds are allocated to individual institutions has virtually no connection to the neediness of its student body.

In Connecticut, a powerful, comprehensive study provided evidence that state death sentences are haphazardly meted out, with virtually no connection to the heinousness of the crime.

While Mr. Richardson is familiar with North Koreans, he has virtually no connections to the Bush administration.

Andrew came out to Silicon Valley from the Midwest with virtually no connections.

Now, some are drawing comparisons to the 2003 invasion of Iraq, despite there being virtually no reasonable connection.

Networks canceled Cosby appearances, he resigned from several charitable boards, and controversy has followed virtually any connection to the beleaguered comedian.

Ray Walker, who became the first American to make Le Chambertin, the grand crured Burgundy that is one of the most revered names in wine, even though he had little money, no connections and virtually no experience in winemaking.