How To Use Tangentially In A Sentence
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He remains one of the few people whose coolness is only tangentially captured by the camera.
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Neither really confronts other than tangentially how being a port distinctively shaped the urban environment and the urban experience.
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'In the past few weeks, wingnut America has been going through a rough break-up with two of its most visible and attractive young women, and by \ "most visible\" I really mean the only young women even tangentially associated with the Republican party, conservative movement, or whatever they\'re calling themselves these days.
Will Menaker: Meghan McCain: What Are You Doing This Friday?
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With PDA System the experiment and spectrum analysis on turbulent now had been conducted for vertical bias combustion in tangentially fired furnace.
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So far the only other person to express interest in standing is Kelvin Mackenzie, the former editor of the Sun (and, tangentially, the person responsible for this little gem).
Not unprecedented, but pretty damn close « Gin&Comment
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touched on it tangentially
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For the last fourteen years the bulk of policy debate has been not about how we address the organic issues facing an economy and society like that of the UK, but how we footle around at the edges of it, creating projects that may, tangentially, affect someone somewhere, but in all probability not.
Arts & Ecology blog
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You are hopelessly provincial, though tangentially correct in noting that America does have excellent universities (one of our best assets).
Matthew Yglesias » Culture and Size and Scope of Government
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There's no longer anything basic about the service, though. It's chockablock with features, options and related tools, some of which are only tangentially related to e-mail.
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This book, at least in this incarnation is around 500 pages long, and a lot of the middle is taken up with other threads, that while tangentially interesting are nowhere near as good as the parts featuring Cormac and his directly related allies themselves.
Superhero Prose Fiction: Polity - 3 Brass Man
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This dishonesty is the main reason it is not possible to have a serious, reasoned discussion on any topic that touches, even tangentially, on race.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Approaching Arguments That Have A Racist Past
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By juxtaposing these elements, he not only achieves a variety in his compositions, but also employs means provided by a stark contrast in his experience as a tangentially urbanised painter.
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Where other singers had songs that (even tangentially) referred to the hardships of life, the Copper family's songs are mostly paeans of praise to a farming life that is hard work, but rewarding.
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Well, I think they initially accepted some of the ideas, such as having the Kremlin appoint governors even though that might appear to be only tangentially related to the Beslan disaster.
Parsing Putin
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Blogs now cover a miscellany of culinary topics, sometimes only tangentially related to food.
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Basic concepts such as news values and gatekeeping are referred to only tangentially.
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For all these reasons well, maybe not the first... but, tangentially, you'll love the article's oh-so-correct usage of accents in English -- such as "reëlect" -- which, we feel, is closely enough related to our first audience-criterion for us to make such an assumption... where were we?
Chris Weigant: Friday Talking Points [133] -- The Silly Season Begins
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No interview can proceed without hyperactive jump cuts to tangentially relevant footage or airplanes, cars or food.
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Tangentially our society experienced a burgeoning captivation with science and technology, and became increasingly enamored with an efficiency-model of infant feeding and care.
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Indeed, the subject has mostly been treated tangentially by authors whose principle interests lie elsewhere.
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Tangentially, x11vnc includes an enhanced Viewer package that fits the needs of the project described in this article.
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I know that I have exaggerated or made hyperbolic the abuse in my family when talking about it tangentially, either out of black humor or bitterness.
