Sentence examples for tenuously connected from inspiring English sources

Wheelhouse and engine room were only tenuously connected.

Though Boko Haram is tenuously connected with Isis, al-Shabab is aligned with al-Qaida.

Poppins is always looking in mirrors because she feels only tenuously connected to the physical world.

Structurally "Putty Hill" is an assemblage of tenuously connected, mostly improvised scenes and not a conventionally structured film.

But a story so old, and so tenuously connected to Dean's own actions, didn't need to shout.

The book is a grab-bag of unrelated pieces, some of them only tenuously connected to photography.

And giant billboards tenuously connect a "yes" vote to the 2011 revolution and the June 30 uprising that led to the fall of Islamist President Mohamed Morsi.

What might a company connected even tenuously to the Chinese government do with this information?

Such places are plonked, incongruously, in the middle of India, connected only tenuously with the surrounding confusion and poverty.

Treaty opponents, however, have tried to turn the referendum into a lightning rod for a range of issues, some of them connected only tenuously to the treaty itself.

Kinship in free fall, yes, but still connected, however tenuously, to the thick braid of our African heritage, cut off at the root so long ago.