Sentence examples for tangential subjects from inspiring English sources

Dr. Benet's career covered archeology and folklore and included published works on such tangential subjects as festival menus and riddles.

While Mr. Giuliani attacks Mrs. Clinton frequently, it is typically over tangential subjects, like her failure to tip a waitress during an upstate campaign swing, rather than any policy differences between them.

Their level of control - unusually for a US drama every episode is written by Pizzolatto and directed by Fukunaga - allows them to take a number of risks from long monologues about seemingly tangential subjects to the almost dreamlike pacing, Fukunaga's camera drifting over the Louisiana landscape, the children hanging out on their bikes, the boarded-up houses, the roads seemingly heading nowhere.

When doing fast research, do not allow yourself to be waylaid by interesting but tangential subject matter.

"This is not a tangential issue," Mr. Heidinger said.

Indeed, the investigation was not about some tangential issue.

And, health care was — at best — a tangential topic.

The first approach appeals to him, he says, "because it's unfiltered", but also because it gets at the subject matter via tangential means.

The composite pipes were subjected to tangential pre-stress as 3 48 MPa according to ANSI/AWWA C950 standard than, subjected to low velocity impact at 20 J.

Some of his entries deal only in a tangential fashion with the subject of lost books.

Hirsi Ali finds this inadequate; a strange, tangential take on the subject.