Sentence examples for do have boundaries from inspiring English sources

"We do have boundaries," she told the commission as she urged them to uphold the censure, citing a 2008 decision that allowed ministers to bless same-sex unions without representing them as marriage.

What these findings indicate, some scholars say, is that contrary to those who would label individuals "cafeteria" Catholics or Baptists or Lutherans because they disagree with one or another stand of church hierarchies, U.S. Christians do have boundaries, theological rocks upon which they build their faith.

Accepting that science does have boundaries as to what truths it is capable of addressing, bears no statement on the scope of those boundaries.

Despite being way out there with my sexuality, I do have pretty solid boundaries, and I like some privacy.

This doesn't mean don't have boundaries or set limits; always listen to, and stay true to, what feels good to you, what feels right to you, and what honors you... but only once you are clear on what you want from the situation, then you can take action.

It is a message to humanity "that you can follow the example of artists, because artists don't have walls, they don't have boundaries".

In friendships people often don't have boundaries because they fear doing so will lead to criticism or they will be viewed as selfish.

The Grisham audience, however, does have its boundaries.

Discover that love keeps no records of wrong, although it does have healthy boundaries.

The forms of cooperation may be ephemeral, but often become more or less routine, producing patterns of collective activity we can call an art world.... Art worlds do not have boundaries around them, so that we can say that these people belong to a particular art world while those people do not.

"We don't have boundaries.