Sentence examples for felt borderline from inspiring English sources

Tudor struggled to encapsulate those deeply felt borderline spiritual-as-opposed-to-emotional things that happen to all of us.

This felt borderline tacky.

"Scream," with a guest rap from young Taiwanese artist Aristophanes, was the rare Coachella moment that felt borderline dangerous.

Thankfully, there were no moments where I felt my life was in danger, although interviewing an assassin felt borderline, at best.

It feels borderline Nutcracker, with bows, gussets, endless velvet.

Leaving town without taking some Scandinavian design back with you feels borderline blasphemous.

Labour can feel borderline irrelevant, even in its traditional heartlands: the party has already lost its once-immovable majority on Glasgow city council, and come 3 May, there are serious predications that control will be won by the nationalists.

On any given day, she posts dozens of updates and photos on both sites, chronicling her round-the-clock antics with a raw, unfiltered quality that feels borderline unhinged.

Spend real time with the partners, and you'll be introduced to an ethos of "giving" that feels borderline spiritual.

What once may have been framed as "aspirational" content in his earlier works, feels borderline mean-spirited in 2013.

"Thriller" by Michael Jackson: It feels borderline sacrilegious including Mike on this list, but "Thriller" has gotta go the way of its creator.