Sentence examples for boundaries themselves from inspiring English sources

Maybe he's inspiring kids to go out and push boundaries themselves.

That meant "no expansion of settlements", he said three times, pointedly failing to note that the road map actually stipulates no construction of any kind; according to Israel, building within existing settlement boundaries, themselves broad and sometimes fuzzy, is not "expansion".

Boundaries themselves possess a quality which Brentano calls plerosis ("fullness").

Twin boundaries themselves present obstacles for twin boundary motion.

Also, the paraxial boundaries themselves break down at very low frequencies.

The generation of a high-density of Shockley partial dislocations on several different slip systems contributes to the observed ultrahigh ductility, while the formation of sessile stair-rod and Frank partial dislocations (together with the presence of the twin boundaries themselves) explain observations of ultrahigh strength.

Newspapers or websites that still tried to push the boundaries found themselves slapped back into line.

They erect clear and rigid boundaries separating themselves from their enemies.

By exploring the full implications of a poem like Duffy's, students create boundaries for themselves, internalise them.

There was a physical fluidity to his childhood, then, but as he grew older, other boundaries asserted themselves.

We do not see objects as such; we see shapes, surfaces, contours, and boundaries, presenting themselves in different illumination or contexts, changing perspective with their movement or ours.