Sentence examples for fringe nature from inspiring English sources

Whatever the medium they used to get their message across -- pamphlets, newspapers, newsletters, and (in modern times) the internet -- they were, for the most part, denied access to the mainstream media entirely, due to the fringe nature of what they had to say.

The young, the old, pop culture junkies, those who only engage in fringe cultures, and nature enthusiast bi-annually descend on the desert city for days and nights filled with revelry, openness, and experimentation.

(b) Lattice fringes reveal crystalline nature of PVP-encapsulated Au NPs. PVP-encapsulated Au NPs

"Spanish moss is nature's fringe," he says.

On nature's fringe stand giant dolmen lit from within.

Somerville expressed hope that the science fiction nature of Fringe would convince The Big C writers to hire her back, commenting "maybe I can get those sci-fi folks to hook me up with a good gadget that will allow Marlene to come back to life and bug Laura Linney some more".

Figure 4c exhibits a cluster of graphene sheets with well-resolved fringes showing the crystalline nature of individual sheets at lattice scale, whereas Figure 4d further reveals the lattice fringe spacing of about 0.34 nm from a single sheet of a graphene.

Showing the industrious and enterprising nature of the Fringe here, each cast member seems to have their own individual Fringe show too.

It's the nature of the Fringe: The lineup keeps shifting.

"Given the open access, non-curated nature of the Fringe, any artist can register an event and be a part of the festival.

"The nearest human beings were a hundred and twenty-five miles away, and the civilization of which they constituted the very fringe — a civilization remote from nature, artificial, dominated by the exploitation of man by man — seemed unreal, unbelievable," Marshall wrote.