Sentence examples similar to a projected demarcation from inspiring English sources

City, suburbia and countryside, as special categories, are no longer able to explain or project the demarcation of daily life.

The widely perceived collapse of the classical Viennese project to find in an empiricist meaning criterion a demarcation criterion against metaphysics we reserve judgement about Carnap's last two proposals here can be interpreted in a variety of ways.

It was also, however, a demarcation of a deep strategic difference with Mr. Case.

(A) The traditional demarcation of a TALE repeat.

"It's a very clear demarcation of passing a barrier".

For them, the border is a connective membrane, not a line of demarcation.

In retirement, the club has found a second use, as a line of demarcation, dividing generations.

Thirty, like 40 or 50, is a demarcation line, but a particularly loaded one.

As a point of demarcation, there is a lot to support this argument.

"Israel will say it is only a security demarcation.

I wanted to have a sharper demarcation with him when he entered the political world".