Sentence examples for boundary of life from inspiring English sources

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There will be six panels presented, each one 7 feet by 18 feet, and they are titled: "The Birth of Frankenstein," "Science and the Boundary of Life," "Finding Frankenstein, or the Modern Prometheus," "The Transformation of a Monster," "Frankenstein in America," and "Frankenstein and the Frontiers of Science".

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Only someone who had escaped a life of obscurity and poverty to discover that, for the privileged few, the boundaries of life were negotiable.

Nadia has chafed at the boundaries of life in the witness-protection program, and has periodically threatened to return to Sudan.

To blur the boundaries of life and fiction, as Nin did, has gone beyond being an acceptable tactic of experimental writers, and is now practiced by reality-television producers and popular novelists alike.

It makes all four generations of the family appear strangely bereft, not so much upwardly mobile immigrants making it into the promised land as much as characters flailing at the boundaries of life, wanting to be let across the borders into the mysterious disquiet that afflicts so much of the rest of humanity.

New organisms are regularly discovered that push the boundaries of life as we understand it, although where that line will ultimately be drawn remains unknown.

With solar system exploration missions advancing into the era of sample return and with the science of astrobiology changing assumptions about the nature and boundaries of life, the NASA Planetary Protection Office is expanding its communication research efforts.

Manganese catalases from such boundaries of life as probably sole catalysts for H2O2 decomposition are of exceptional biotechnological interest.

(A small ring Is the boundary of our life, And many generations Form a constant procession In the endless chain of being).

Through love we get a chance to see past our own boundaries — not only into the life of another, but to the edge of life too: the last step off the seeming-solid into the weightlessness of death, its free form.

National Review clearly believes that gays exist beyond the boundaries of civilized life, or even social life, let alone the purview of social policy.

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