Sentence examples for back the boundaries of from inspiring English sources

Mr Evans acknowledges he and his colleagues are unlikely to push back the boundaries of science.

The emergence of alternative comedy pushed back the boundaries of decorum.

But those behind the scheme saw themselves as pushing back the boundaries of their civilisation.

Interior monologue flowed into exterior description and flooded back: the boundaries of consciousness seemed infinitely porous.

Happy birthday, Margaret Atwood – here's to the next decade of pushing back the boundaries of literary possibility.

Refusing to rely on his rubber body and stony face to conquer Hollywood, Keaton pushed back the boundaries of film-making itself.

On the other hand our scientific space program has succeeded -- if the goal was to push back the boundary of human knowledge and understanding.

Back when the boundaries of the Transcaucasian republics were being drawn, she said, Stalin decreed that a small region substantially populated by Armenians should not be included in the Armenian republic, but be kept separate as an enclave in the neighboring republic of Azerbaijan.

The Liverpool and England full-back redefined the boundaries of sporting bravery by playing for 117 minutes in the 1965 FA Cup final with the jagged ends of his broken collarbone grinding together.

Now, burlesque is back to pushing the boundaries of performance, costume, movement, sex, and gender.

The algorithm traces back to output the boundaries of each block.