Sentence examples for floating in a limbo of from inspiring English sources

This has left Brazil floating in a limbo of no stimulus and no retrenchment.

Alice, the protagonist of "Safe Passage," shares the deck of a cruise ship floating in a limbo somewhere at the edge of consciousness with dozens of other grandmothers and their memories.

In the film, Liu evokes the feeling of floating in a limbo state, somewhere between death and afterlife, or perhaps rebirth.

"This issue is floating in a regulatory limbo — no one knows what the rules are," said Susan Crawford, who teaches Internet law at the University of Michigan.

The culture secretary has been floating in a version of ministerial limbo for the last few weeks, ever since his special adviser, Adam Smith, resigned after it was revealed at the Leveson inquiry that Smith had given the News Corporation lobbyist, Frédéric Michel, inside information about Hunt's handling of the News Corp bid for BSkyB.

So your constantly floating in limbo a bit.

You're stuck in a limbo of justified paranoia.

I was lost in a limbo of myself.

Countless other families have been left adrift in a limbo of uncertainty.

"One piece of good news for the dealers is, last week we were able to restart the parts flow to them" after nearly a month of parts deliveries floating in limbo.

It's a collection of, mostly, sad songs — tales of love betrayed — floating in their own limbo.