Sentence examples for tenuous links from inspiring English sources

Now, this is one of those issues that has only tenuous links to party politics.

All the same, the new location in Rome retained tenuous links with England.

What tenuous links there were to the painful past surely were gone.

"They are instead a series of tenuous links that attempt to assume guilt by association".

It really wasn't like anything I had seen before; casual images pinned to the wall, with tenuous links between them.

She ponders the connections, "pins on a map, coincidences and repetitions, tenuous links, Catherine the 15-year-old girl: herself then, and someone else now".

Or whatever tenuous link we could find between disparate plays.

Yes, there may be a tenuous link with Islam.

Hmmm: there is only a very tenuous link between voting arrangements and the misbehaviour of MPs.

It was May who provides one rather curious and tenuous link between William Morris and James Joyce.

The main character is Dutch (obviously), which gives us a tenuous link to South Africa".