Sentence examples for boundaries to keep from inspiring English sources

As Mary Douglas pointed out, secular societies still draw symbolic boundaries to keep the permissible in and threatening stuff out.

She held temporary work as she organized the first kickball game, which she laughingly labeled "terrible" because there were no boundaries to keep in the balls.

Usher insists he has tried to draw boundaries to keep some of his private life private, but it's a constant balancing act.

To explore the utility and limits of entanglement I trace how residents in Col. Periferico seek stability by making boundaries to keep out the disruptive effects of police and public health surveillance.

Their book outlines five strategies aimed at keeping the parent/child relationship strong, while helping kids to become more self-disciplined: providing unconditional love, space for children to be themselves, mentoring that helps children understand how the world works, appropriate boundaries to keep them safe, and opportunities to learn from mistakes.

The current is located at ( − 7,0), which is 1 unit to the right of the left edge of the cell we always want to leave a little space between sources and the cell boundaries, to keep the boundary conditions from interfering with them.

Anyway Johnson drills a Broad full toss to the boundary to keep alive Australia's flickering hopes.

Warner cuts to the point boundary to keep things ticking along.

They whispered incantations into each corner, marking a boundary to keep out evil spirits.

Shapiro said such a metabolismlike reaction would require five things: some sort of a boundary to keep the ingredients together, such as a rock-bound compartment; a supply of energy; a coupling of the energy to a "driver reaction"; a chemical network that would permit adaptation and evolution; and reproduction.

Rudolph then reverse-sweeps the bowler to the leg side boundary to keep things ticking over.