Sentence examples for crossed the boundaries between from inspiring English sources

The speakers sought to discredit Dr. Leary as a known liar who casually crossed the boundaries between fact and fiction.

Laura Kurgan, a New York artist and architect who made an artwork based on the positioning system in 1995, said it appealed to artists because it crossed the boundaries between the real and virtual.

In the 19th and early 20th centuries this was not the case then researchers like Louis Pasteur and Robert Koch and physicians like William Osler and Rudolph Virchow crossed the boundaries between animal and human health.

Still, Devi crossed the boundaries between mysticism and materialism with ease.

Only students continuously crossed the boundaries between those two different approaches.

In 2012 the space probe Voyager 1 crossed the boundary between the interplanetary medium and the interstellar medium a region called the heliopause.

He crossed the boundary between natural and social sciences to explore the newly emerging field of science, technology and innovation studies (STIS) as a senior lecturer.

But a new book claims that the legendary Polish journalist, who died three years ago aged 74, repeatedly crossed the boundary between reportage and fiction-writing – or, to put it less politely, made stuff up.

At just what point the species crossed, or will have crossed, the boundary between merely having the technical knowledge to destroy itself and actually having the arsenals on hand, ready to be used at any second, is not precisely knowable.

If there is in this story a single moment when I crossed the boundary between debtlessness and total financial mayhem, it's the first dollar that I put toward my life as a writer in New York — despite the fact that I was hanging out at the Cuban coffee shop and traipsing through the windblown trash of upper Broadway.

But there had never before been a product that crossed the boundary between being a  serious medical device and a lifestyle product, the way Elvie is.