Sentence examples for tangential relationship from inspiring English sources

Like many New Yorkers, I had a tangential relationship with the towers.

Yet some of the measures under consideration have, at best, a tangential relationship to the electricity shortage in California.

Fortunately, Fielding's stuff won't ever go out of date, largely since it has only the most tangential relationship with the outside world.

They have the moves and the range, but most favour a straightforward, indicative performance style that has only a tangential relationship to stage acting.

Yet, just looking at my Facebook feed, the origins of the fear bear only a tangential relationship to the actual Trump campaign.

"They do have a tangential relationship, but this scenario -- the work we publish in the Neighborhood and now the book -- suggests that the medium isn't the message.

But to the protesters, such tangential relationships still constitute doing business with Huntingdon.

More than that, the institution's very size — still small by the standards of art museums — calls for a more tangential, adversarial relationship to the mainstream.

This modeling approach is applied to simulate the fretting contact involving multilayered materials and functionally graded coatings and to unfold the dependence of the tangential load displacement relationship on the degree of material dissimilarity.

This principle cannot sustain an award when, as here, there is a tangential, and no causal, relationship between the present injury suffered and the future disease feared.

Accordingly, the relationship between tangential adhesive stress and through-thickness shear strain was deduced together with the relationship between through-thickness shear stress (strain) and sheet forming limit.