Sentence examples for tenuous logic from inspiring English sources

"Mariah Carey," says Walsh confidently, placing tenuous logic for the moment above humour.

"Dream on Monkey Mountain," the lyrical epic by the Trinidadian Nobel laureate Derek Walcott, is an eclectic work, a layered narrative laden with historical, folkloric and literary allusions that, as the title suggests, maintains the tenuous logic and adventurous imagination of dreams.

It's a massive leap of very tenuous logic".

It's a massive leap of very tenuous logic – Dr Cathy Stannard.

It's a massive leap of very tenuous logic" – Dr. Cathy Stannard.

The logic is tenuous: it is, after all, Amazon which is firing these local entrepreneurs (some 10,000 in California alone this month) as a way to avoid collecting tax.

Scalia, for instance, seemed to be especially aware that the tides of history and logic are eroding the tenuous intellectual framework that would deny the extension of rights to gay men and women.

For example, Tom's grasp of logic may be so tenuous that he believes of Ortcutt that he is a spy and an auditor for the IRS but doubts that he is an auditor for the IRS and a spy.

We'll get to the overall logic of Barone's tenuous legal strategy later, as well as whether winning an acquittal is now the gangster-informer's biggest worry.

But to infer that humans have a need to parent, in the sense of "parenting" that has arisen only in recent generations, is a most tenuous hypothesis, a flying leap of uninformed logic, in fact.

When I pressed him about the business logic of continuing to print them, he tried a few tenuous rationales, finally landing on, "This is my magazine, and I will print what I want".