Sentence examples for because this fringe of from inspiring English sources

Because this fringe of the Danube plain is known for its ceramics, we stopped at several independent workshops.

In the long run, because this fringe would be dictating the party line, Republicans would stand zero chance of winning the White House in 2016.

She was chosen, as The Five panelist Andrea Tantaros observed, because she was "supremely radical and part of this fringe gender mania sect".

Forward of this fringe, few filaments are evident.

A few months later, she was back in Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan, because, being 'on the fringes of Han Chinese China, near the borderlands inhabited by Tibetans, Yi, Qiang' and other peoples, it was a suitable place to research Chinese policy on ethnic minorities.

Because it was on the fringe of Spanish-held territory, it was originally named San Juan de la Frontera.

I recognise the world these MPs and peers were talking about because I live on the fringe of it too in the Westminster-to-Whitehall-to-the-City web.

"It's appealing to them because they live in that outer fringe of I.Q.

Just because Bernie Sanders is on the left fringe of the two main political parties today, that does not place him on the fringe of American political thought.

(Bus-riding shoppers tend to ignore a new mall, One Jamaica Plaza, at the fringe of downtown because it is a long walk from where the buses park and it feels like the malls back home).

During the late '80s and early '90s, largely because the building was on the northern fringe of the Upper East Side, rents were relatively low compared with the rest of the neighborhood, so that five or even six people could share a single apartment for a fraction of what it would have cost them to live somewhere else.