Sentence examples for a liminal space from inspiring English sources

These approaches are in a liminal space between interpretivism and radical humanist and radical structuralist paradigms.

On Wednesday morning I told my roommate that he and I had agreed to call the hurricane a liminal space, temporary by definition.

At times this ballet seems to be set in a liminal space with the dancers stuck somewhere between life and afterlife.

It is to occupy a position of social death, to exist in a liminal space that guarantees neither rights nor recognition under the law.

By creating design proposals that explore connections between present and future realities and imaginaries, these designs open a liminal space between 'real' and 'fictional' for further exploration.

He exists in a liminal space between animate and inanimate, but once he's done cleaning my floors, I don't mind putting him in the closet until I need his services again — he's a rolling disc, after all.

And while the cheerleaders occupy a bizarre liminal space somewhere between Vegas showgirl and belle of the purity ball, at the heart of the NFL's paternalistic grip is that these women must never, ever be seen as mere strippers.

For a moment, she sits on the edge of her seat, alive with the sense that anything is possible, and is totally transported from her everyday life into a magical, liminal space where she can imagine dealing with her hecklers, whoever or whatever they are, fully empowered to rip them to shreds, calmly ignore them, or haul them up on her stage and expose them to the world.

Hensher's ventriloquism slides the novel into a sort of liminal space, between reader and writer -- a space like Afghanistan itself, devoured by Western eyes, unwittingly besieged by Western dreams that lead to blunders, retreats and surprise attacks coming down off the old brown hills, with armies like narratives coursing through the defiles.

Despite the explosive growth of this form of art, there's still a sense that it exists in a kind of liminal space between data science, statistical analysis and what might be regarded as 'art proper'.

Articulated women are always located within a non-existent liminal space between ostensible object and ostensible subject, a focus of textual desire both through possession and through identification.