Sentence examples for tangentially connected to from inspiring English sources

are too narrowly depicted, and too tangentially connected to sociopolitical themes, to attain the sweeping expansiveness of Mr. Márquez's writing.

Everyone even tangentially connected to the movie business -- journalists, sales agents, publicists, caterers -- has a Harvey story or has borrowed someone else's.

What really elevates James, however, from being a merely tedious Sloane marrying his female equivalent, is that he is already tangentially connected to the celebrity world.

Most of the men on federal death row were put there for reasons that are only tangentially connected to the federal government.

So far, the convictions have largely been for crimes only tangentially connected to what might be some of the country's really big scandals.

Polly Samson's last book, Perfect Lives, was a collection of stories whose characters were tangentially connected to one another, its title freighted with heavy irony.

It is the longstanding relationship between Colangelo and Hornacek that tangentially connects to Jackson, the Knicks' team president, whose coaching search had become a "Where's Waldo?" mystery based on his clandestine wanderings while reaching out to a small sampling of candidates.

Anyway, once the series became a certified hit, everybody there, no matter how tangentially connected, wanted to put their name on it.

I first heard this news in the form of yelps of pain, since the new management had canceled an exhibition on the centenary of Times Square with which I was to be tangentially connected.

By coincidence, I too turned out to be tangentially connected with this community.

Sometimes, his remarks are only connected to my remarks tangentially, which is interesting, or is this just something that happens?