Sentence examples for a fringe element from inspiring English sources

"Poe sometimes does attract a fringe element," he said.

"A fringe element has effectively taken over the Republican party.

"One has the impression that this is a fringe element," he said.

"There was definitely a fringe element of artsy freaks and weirdos".

But inside Syria those chanting "Christians to Beirut, Alawites to their graves!" have become more than a fringe element.

The problem, he said, is caused by "a fringe element" of the 4,000-cadet 4,000-cadetulation.

But bad ideas spread fast in this realm, and these kinds of actions show the rising influence of a formerly fringe element of the anti-abortion movement that is dissatisfied with its side's considerable progress in incrementally curbing abortions.

The challenge is keeping the "I'll do anything for a break" fringe element of show business from infecting the pool of supposed "real people" eager to have the most intimate moments of their lives exposed on national television.

A 2011 editorial in the New England Journal of Medicine noted wearily that "… the spectrum of anti-vaccinationists ranges from people who are simply ignorant about science … to a radical fringe element who use deliberate mistruths, intimidation, falsified data, and threats of violence in efforts to prevent the use of vaccines and to silence critics".

He added that students protesting Kirkpatrick were a "radical fringe element".

"There was a real fringe element there that, frankly, I didn't want to associate with," Mahany said.