Sentence examples for a fine line separating from inspiring English sources

There is a fine line separating paralysis from stillness.

Yet there's a fine line separating one from the other.

Among singers with light, childlike voices, there is a fine line separating natural buoyancy from an insufferable cuteness.

And the ramifications of every move must be considered: as in all art, there is a fine line separating doing too little, just enough and too much.

Of course, there's a fine line separating this sort of thing from an in-house corporate on the one hand, or the edited-for-maximum-drama docu-soap on the other.

There is a fine line separating freedom from chaos.

A fine line separates conduct that justifies imposition of punitive damages from conduct that does not.

It has long been noted that in certain parts of the United States, a fine line separates sports from religion.

When he joined Daily Variety, which focuses on the movie and television industry, a fine line separated advertising from news at trade publications, which derive their ad revenue from the people they cover.

Mohamed Sharif Malekzadeh, who served briefly as Ahmadinejad's foreign minister; Ali Asghar Parhizkar, director of the Arvand free trade zone in the south of Iran; and his opposite number in the Aras trade zone in the north, Ali-Reza Moqimi, have all been charged with corruption, a dangerous accusation in the Islamic Republic where a fine line separates "corruption on earth" from "an enemy of God".

A fine line separates the two in Ligeti, whose sound can get under your skin.