Sentence examples for articulated boundaries from inspiring English sources

It felt like an infringement of my freedom to express my queer vegan identity through the perfectly articulated boundaries of my undercut.

I wondered why I hadn't articulated my boundaries more clearly.

But articulating the boundaries of such a policy is no easy task.

"By articulating its boundaries, the state has made it clear what is and is not acceptable," he said.

Whoever is elected needs to clearly articulate the boundaries between the federal and state and local roles in improving student learning".

He wrote that attempts to articulate the boundaries of death "end in some form of circular reasoning defining death in terms of life and life in terms of death without a true 'definition' of one or the other".

Talk about being able to articulate your boundaries!

Those taking part in BDSM must sit down with each other, and clearly articulate their boundaries before anything physical happens.

Afzaal's concentration may have suffered from the break; after a dozen well-spaced, well-articulated boundaries, he was caught behind for 96.

Either scripture is cited in opposing arguments on one side or the other, in which case scripture passages seem to articulate a limit or boundary the opposing view seems to transgress.

While neo-Darwinian theories focus on a "bourgeois" model of mating within well-defined population boundaries, as articulated by major figures like Ernst Mayr, the evidence increasingly tells us that evolutionary novelty comes from the more adventurous and improper ("bohemian") matings that are excluded in many conventional accounts.