Sentence examples for boundary in itself from inspiring English sources

The City of Parramatta's boundaries have shifted north, gaining some Liberal-voting suburbs on its northern boundary (in itself a reasonable new boundary) while cutting out Labor-voting Granville.

We find that the presence of the boundary object, in itself, does little to explain the success of each policy experiment.

In his essay on Abstract Critical describing Fade/Away Art of Transition, Barry Schwabsky notes, "the fact that so many painters today are working along the broad and very porous border between abstraction and images is a sign that this boundary is, in itself, an object of great fascination".

More than a time, it is a geography unto itself, the boundary in a 24-hour town between the convivial evening and the solitary night.

They also suggest that the "permeability" of boundaries between the different parts of one's life creates stress in itself, since boundaries are generally nice.

England have scored a boundary in every over so far.

That's the first boundary in 17 overs.

The western, or Asiatic, coastal boundary, in contrast, is irregular.

Leaf assemblages across the Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary in the Raton Basin, New Mexico and Colorado.

Cambro-Ordovician boundary in British Columbia with description of fossils.

Although approximately similar in successional relationship, the Mississippian Pennsylvanian boundary in North America is now considered slightly younger than the Lower Upper Carboniferous boundary in Europe.