Sentence examples for fringe of being from inspiring English sources

"I believe that some players are on the fringe of being really limited," Wenger said.

Unless one of the stars is a heroin addict, or a recovering heroin addict, or an addict that's on the fringe of being an addict again, who cares?

On Monday, McEnroe was spotted surveying some American players who are on the fringe of being Davis Cup members, Justin Gimelstob and Cecil Mamiit.

But in general since the conventions, Mr. Obama's bounce has been a bit more apparent in polls of noncompetitive states — or states that are on the fringe of being competitive — than in the true "tipping point states" that are most likely to determine the election.

"It was on the fringes of being spellbinding but faintly preposterous, too".

We've had Suzuki Altos before, and they have been both very small and on the lower fringes of being a proper, usable car.

Another indignant questioner rose to accuse British Telecom and NTL, sponsors of the fringe event, of being too deep in the "content game".

"It had to be something that would play well internationally and also would fit the fringe idea of being able to be performed anywhere," said Gold.

As far as the fringe benefits of being a whisky judge, well there aren't many.

And as the biennial evolves, a fringe festival, Not Part Of, is emerging.

"People who are operating at the radical fringe of movements are kind of impervious to outside political events," he said.