Sentence examples similar to tenuous meaning from inspiring English sources
Its meaning is tenuous, seems to change significance at will, depending on context -- it's amorphous, euphemistic, inflammatory.
If I can be defined as a spy, it is only in this solitary case, and it was my contribution of ULTRA [the messages decoded by the Enigma machine at Bletchley] for a period of a year which, I contend, gave meaning to my maintenance of what had begun as a tenuous and unwilling link" [with the KGB].
You're not just rising up from the Earth, but orbiting it, meaning you're moving in a different direction to the tenuous atmospheric particles.
It's just that the link between beards and any real meaning, any consequential tendency, has almost always been so fickle and tenuous and arbitrary.
This idea is so important during these tenuous and challenging times as we all search and struggle for some global meaning and sense of internal and external peace.
The meaning of these isolated cases is entirely unclear, but Mr. Velasquez-Manoff follows the tenuous thread of possibility out to the horizon: Possibly, autism can be averted with something "as simple as a probiotic given to Mom" during pregnancy, he notes.
The situation remains tenuous.
