Sentence examples for borders of what from inspiring English sources
With recent blockbuster films like Patterson and major prizes being awarded to artists like Bob Dylan and Kendrick Lamar, the borders of what constitutes traditional literature are shifting.
The fact that we have these increasingly convoluted definitions shows that we are still trying to negotiate the borders of what is considered to be traumatic.
Others are pushing the borders of what is considered a stable neighborhood in Asbury Park, anticipating gentrification to continue to march southward.
A show like "American Horror Story" may breach the borders of what others consider good taste, but it burns a path to something wilder.
Of course, we have all known hours of inspiration, but to live with the Muse on one's shoulders year after year is to be able to abide close to the borders of what must sometimes feel like madness.
The borders of what we now call Iraq, and most of the Middle East, were arbitrarily drawn by the winners of World War I, whose only interests were selfish ones.
"This crosses the border of what is acceptable," Mr. Hikind said.
Born of a Hungarian family on the border of what was Yugoslavia, he is now based in France.
They're in Bohemia; they're getting as far as the border of what used to be Austria.
"This amendment is on the border of what is constitutional and not consistent with our common [Syriza] position regarding human rights.
Wilson Chen's scenic design is mostly sweet symmetry in tasteful neutrals: dark Louis XV chairs, and on the walls brass sconces and an dramatic wallpaper border of what looks like the skyline of Paris, turned upside down.
