Detractors called her an artist who confused the boundary between dance and therapy; colleagues and students called her a visionary, the mother of postmodern dance.
But it would be a mistake to confuse the boundaries of personal taste with the boundaries of constitutional law.
Yet where her "Life of Kenneth Tynan" seemed overly starstruck by all the famous people Tynan knew and confused by the boundaries between his life and her own, this volume seems comparatively balanced and objective.
However difficult it is for us to do that, I reject the idea that we might become confused about the boundary between our condition as civilians — and as reporters — and ourselves as possible soldiers.
The films turn confusing and the punters start flagging, and the boundaries between art and life have a tendency to break down.
"The ministerial code aims to define the boundaries between the two roles and, on this occasion, I believe those roles were confused".
The boundaries between cybercriminal gangs and governments may also blur.
Vain, macho, obsessed with the cult of personality, autocratic, with a soft spot for the ladies and an undisputed mastery of disinformation, he controls vast chunks of the economy of his country, where the boundaries between the running of the state and mafia-style organised crime and corruption seem, at times, dangerously confused.
