Sentence examples for tenuous life from inspiring English sources

In mid-October, their tenuous life fell apart.

On the train ride out, he spoke about his tenuous life in Hong Kong.

Built to commemorate the Central Park reservoir, the fountain has had a tenuous life.

This last week was a reminder of how tenuous life on the Israeli border can be.

It's a portrait of the increasingly tenuous life of American artists and of the high cost of living in New York City.

Here at the mud-brick hut jokingly known as The New York Times's Khwaja Bahaouddin bureau, 21st century existence breathes a tenuous life.

"It makes life tenuous for many," he said.

I think confidence is a very tenuous thing in life".

But, after years of tenuous survival, his life style has begun to reflect his commercial success.

The book's inconsistencies and disunity suggest the unreliable, evolving nature of memory; the fluidity of our efforts to shape a personal narrative; the tenuous connection between life and art.

Throughout the book we're privy to the transcribed stories of people whose tenuous connection with life has been altered; soon Cleveland itself becomes less paradiso and more purgatorio.