Sentence examples for a limbo of from inspiring English sources

You're stuck in a limbo of justified paranoia.

I was lost in a limbo of myself.

Is "our culture" a "limbo of arbitrary choices and gratuitous assertions," as Kramer wrote in 1972?

Countless other families have been left adrift in a limbo of uncertainty.

The universe, viewed as a limbo of pure potentiality, is a place of perfect harmony.

This has left Brazil floating in a limbo of no stimulus and no retrenchment.

But the Bolshoi has its sometimes rigid traditions, and it is in somewhat of a limbo because of the reconstruction of its Moscow theater.

I never thought I would be here: in a limbo state of childless/child-free post 40.

The country — though a government was intact — was adrift in a fatalistic limbo of whispers and guerrilla attacks.

Is the image that of a fruitful escape into a promised land or are the two permanently locked in an indeterminate netherworld, an earthly limbo of aimless wandering?

This was in 1996, and yet the case since then has hovered in a vague limbo of speculation.