Sentence examples for wholly connected from inspiring English sources

All three are ambitious to a fault, without being wholly connected to the rhythms of the regular world.

Rarely touching, they nonetheless remained wholly connected to each other through a calm, concentrated attention, as they moved with a combination of balletic formality and casual looseness through lunges, falls to the floor and small, linking steps.

BA is in a different position, since its chief executive Rod Eddington is in the middle of a strategic shrinking of the airline not wholly connected with the crisis: BA is getting rid of 13,000 jobs and cutting 20% of capacity permanently to stem chronic losses.In this section Flag carriers at half-mast Barnevik's bounty Marriage in name only On the right track?

Arguably more important, though, was that the Tokyo Games were the first to use fireworks in the Opening Ceremony, an act that now seems wholly connected to large-scale public exhibitions.

We are all connected in it, to it, wholly a part of it.

It's clear that you are connected wholly to your surroundings in this painting.

The existence of objects is thus of a conceptual nature, and the meaning of the concepts of objects depends wholly on their being connected (intuitively) with groups of elementary sense-experiences.

So, if butane is not to be necessarily connected to wholly distinct universals, one should say that carbon, hydrogen and bonded are the parts of butane.

"It has been coming down over the last two years but bringing business, jobs and growth to Telford is wholly dependent on connecting it to the wider infrastructure of the country," she said.

No thing or attribute is such that it can be said to be both wholly itself but also necessarily connected to something other than itself: each thing or attribute is logically and ontologically independent of every other thing or attribute.

A town connected to the rest of the world, yet wholly isolated.