Sentence examples for between the outer fringe from inspiring English sources

In the east, between the outer fringe of the Subcarpathians and the Prut River, lies the Moldavian Plateau, with an average elevation of 1,600 to 2,000 feet (500 to 600 metres).

The great religions frequently make a distinction between those scriptures that contain the initial revelation and others, at the outer fringe of the canon, that contain authoritative commentaries.

Precisely syncopated, it stands on the outer fringe of jazz.

Most of these seats are on the outer fringe of Brisbane.

The "Palestinian problem", which had been pushed to the outer fringe of most Israeli minds, is back at the centre.

This spirit of rage and resentment is, as Rivlin observes, no longer confined to the outer fringe.

The outer fringe of this zone is intensively cultivated and supplies vegetables and fruits to the population of the central zone.

Part of that is being metaphorically on the outer fringe of civilization and peering into the unknown and perhaps unknowable cosmos.

He also narrated many well-received NBC television documentaries, including "Japan Eastt Is West" (1961) and "Politics: The Outer Fringe" (1966), about extremism.

Meanwhile, M.I.A.'s claims that the government is carrying out a genocide against Tamils place her on the outer fringe of opinion about the conflict.

In the Daily Express, Leo McKinstry thought Corbyn's extreme outlook "will consign Labour to the outer fringe of British politics if he in charge".