Sentence examples for bordering at from inspiring English sources

Service is personable and attentive; the pace of dinner is leisurely, bordering at times on slow.

Widespread ambivalence, bordering at times on hostility, persists in Colombian society over the role of unions.

His after-action reports had been candid, and even irritating, bordering at times on dissent, yet Harkins had still invited him to the lunch.

She writes with some bitterness, bordering at times on self-loathing, about her powerlessness against the force of sexual obsession, and she uses her music to reach a reckoning with old lovers and old loves.

In "Trump: Think Like a Billionaire," he included a quote from Richard Conniff, the author of "The Natural History of the Rich": "Successful alpha personalities display a single-minded determination to impose their vision on the world, an irrational belief in unreasonable goals, bordering at times on lunacy".

Christian virtues were for Lange an essential part of education; however, the relevant form of Christianity seems to be quite vague, indeed bordering at times on some form of "indeterminate pantheism" (Knoll 1975a, 13).

The sarcomere is bordered at each end by the dark Z-disc of ∼0.1 µm length.

Drones peer over the border at Sinai.

"I just started right at the Mexican border, at Campo.

Drove to the East Zone border at Helmstedt.

There is a narrow border, at times of reciprocal trefoils.