Sentence examples for distant fringes from inspiring English sources
While the King incident was a public relations disaster, many officers dismissed it as an isolated incident that occurred at the distant fringes of Los Angeles.
Monbiot cast Fox and her RCP intimates as people who had moved from "the most distant fringes of the left to the extremities of the pro-corporate, libertarian right".
After 75 years living in the same house in a busy neighbourhood in the heart of Rio de Janeiro's North Zone, 88-year-old Arlette Rosa José struggled to adapt to life on the distant fringes of the city.
If you like your history with a side of QI trivia, the medieval De Oldehove tower, visible on the distant fringes of the old town, is far more extraordinary than Pisa's leaning one; it's so crooked it could never be finished.
Yet under his leadership the pressure of events meant that adoption of the euro slipped from the centre of Liberal Democrat economic policy - at one time it seemed to be the only Liberal Democrat economic policy - to a place on its distant fringes.
He has found plenty of allies in the Institute of Ideas, a thinktank run by Claire Fox, former publisher of Living Marxism, which spawned a network of agitators who, as Guardian columnist George Monbiot puts it, have drifted from "the most distant fringes of the left to the extremities of the pro-corporate, libertarian right".
Despite the bay's distant fringe of skyline, it is teeming with schools of striped bass, blackfish and fluke.
GASTON, S.C. — Dylann Roof grew up in this rural town on the distant fringe of South Carolina's state capital, a quiet, shy boy who mostly kept to himself.
He didn't especially stand out while growing up in the rural town of Gaston, on the distant fringe of South Carolina's state capital, Columbia.
After years at the periphery of the Court, Thomas looks destined to serve out his term at the even more distant fringe.
In one of the most magnificent of the Kelly series, Ned rides off over a flat clay pan towards a distant fringe of scrubby trees, in a landscape that seems more marginal than the one that in strict truth he inhabited.
