Sentence examples for breaking the boundary from inspiring English sources

Still, breaking the boundary between high art and folk art hasn't been easy.

A FELLOW MAMMAL breaking the boundary of its domain for a long look at you is beguiling in and of itself.

For easy characterization of the practical acidic groups on CNTs, one-pot titration methodology is developed, breaking the boundary between the conventional indirect and direct titration methods.

The idea of breaking the boundaries of the traditional season is not new.

They are breaking the boundaries and getting to use all their creativity.

"The overall idea is breaking the boundaries about a subject that is too large for its space," she said.

He had been part of the design team for the first British transistor radios, involved in breaking the boundaries of new technologies.

He may mock Alan's sophomoric prattle about breaking the boundaries of the self, confronting the void and so on, but he does not entirely dismiss them.

"The historical relevance of Venice and the art of glass-making, mirrors Swarovski's mission of breaking the boundaries of crystal in art and architecture," she said.

The Act of Killing, for instance, brought the Indonesian genocide of the 1960s to an international audience who would otherwise remained ignorant, and did it while breaking the boundaries of what a documentary could look like.

Here we see Marianne Talbot, the lonely Englishwoman in the big house, besieged by starving beggars and tumbling in the hay with her lowly Irish groom, her sexual need breaking the boundaries of class and circumstance.