Sentence examples for exist on the periphery from inspiring English sources
Perhaps Glover, Stanning and Crolla were overlooked as their sports exist on the periphery of our national conversation.
If fame and wealth are the core of life in Los Angeles, the characters in "Babe in Paradise" exist on the periphery.
Though they exist on the periphery of the plot, these two slimy, self-interested arseholes are why I love Die Hard so much.
Pensive and intellectual, he hardly appears suited for the bare-knuckle world of politics and seems to exist on the periphery of things, ambling about the Capitol like an absent-minded professor making a study of its power-hungry inhabitants.
The other works which accompany the film exist on the periphery, no less important but largely deriving from the film.
Although I hope to instil in her a strong sense of identity and self-esteem, I'd like her to feel at home in Britain, and not just exist on the peripheries like I sometimes felt I did.
Mr. Guare, to his credit, is concerned less with preposterous celluloid prospects and far more with the awakening of the imagination in a fiercely materialist landscape in which every one of his characters exists on the periphery of something they can't have.
Millhone was unrelenting in her pursuit of the truth, and she existed on the periphery of society, valuing solitude and self-definition above all.
Cafe Oto – opened in April 2008 – has quickly established itself as a venue for music that exists on the periphery of the mainstream, with recent gigs including sound artists Rolf Julius and Miki Yui, and musique concrète legends Ghedelia Tazartes.
