I was jarred to find, upon arriving, a fairly large crowd sipping lattes and filing into the folding chairs, a remarkable testament to New Yorkers' dogged refusal to give up even the most tenuous literary experience in favor of the finer things, like "The Simpsons".
Diagonal was acclaimed among climbs of its time as "perhaps the most remarkable for technique in Britain," was not repeated for 10 years, and still provides a chastening experience of tenuous delicacy accentuated by scant protection.
It suggests that the three men at the center can trace their origins to the days of Tonka trucks, sustained themselves through the awkward making-out-with-girls-on-the-beach years and landed securely in the present day to experience the tenuous pleasures and psychic disturbances of middle age.
Yet the movie's grasp of experience feels tenuous, trippy, and, dare one say, adolescent; if you gave an extremely bright fifteen-year-old a bag of unfamiliar herbs to smoke, and forty million dollars or so to play with, "Mother!" would be the result.
Only a few decades ago, Romansh was looked upon as the patois of the poor country yokel; today it is experiencing a tenuous rebirth thanks to grass-roots revival programs and government support.
The revolutionaries in Tunisia, Libya and Yemen celebrated too, because the political transition these countries are experiencing is tenuous and the forces of the former regimes are still alive, awaiting an opportunity to crush the democratic process.
Yes, but there is a tenuous connection between my Sark experience and Eye Spy (Channel 4), which is moral dilemma television, narrated by Stephen Fry.
But it appears that Mr. Fox will fulfill his promise to build a pluralistic government by appointing lawyers, academics, economists and business leaders with little government experience and just tenuous ties to his campaign.
While there was a tenuous relationship to a UI experience, the success of a project that had been demonstrated in an earlier open event at Digg headquarters produced palpable optimism that real progress was being made.
The Local Government Association, which represents councils across England and Wales, said 68percentt of its member councils had experienced increases in tenuous claims since 2000.
