Sentence examples for boundary of us from inspiring English sources
Therefore, as Yancey and Lewis (2009) suggests, people rejecting or opposing interracial relationships would, with or without intention, legitimize the boundary of us and them, thereby legitimizing racial discrimination and prejudice.
Propped up by major conservative groups like the Heritage Foundation and the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), the "right-to-work ordinances which weaken unions by allowing employees to opt out of paying dues—test the boundaright-to-work ordinances which the fate of union woright-to-work ordinances which local, rather than state, governments.
That morning's terrible events marked a border between one realm and another, a boundary none of us would ever wish to have crossed.
"She's crossed over a boundary none of us would ever even think about".
Hannibal pushes the boundaries of what US network television can get away with in terms of violence, but even the longpig-gobbling quack shies away from showing graphic violence.
"ADS-B technology in itself crosses a lot of boundaries for us," says Charles Keegan, associate administrator for research and acquisitions at the FAA.
From his nationality to his access to money, Ramon has lived his life on the other side of a boundary from most of us.
THERE is a special kind of appeal to stories that lead us to the far boundary of the human and allow us a glance at what is on the other side, where the wild things are.
They're realising that viewing the world from a different perspective enables them to have new experiences and break down boundaries for all of us.
Perhaps because of that editorial desire to break down the genre boundaries so many of us find ourselves caught up in, it challenges you as a listener, offering you glimpses of entirely new musical worlds that are there to be explored in your own time, at your own pace.
Like my meeting with the deckhands Wiggo and Cato, our casual, normal interaction contrasted starkly with the many prison interviews I've done over the years; it's a total erasure of boundaries between "us" and "them".
