Sentence examples for fringe phenomena from inspiring English sources
In the 1990s, right-wing media outlets promoted conspiracy theories about the Clinton administration, but these were mostly fringe phenomena.
In "Supernature: A Natural History of the Supernatural," published in 1973, Mr. Watson presented a full menu of the fringe phenomena that he found fascinating and that mainstream scientists scoffed at.
Perhaps future research might even explain fringe phenomena such as selfies on train tracks or selfies with bears.
As our prejudice in favor of solid, concrete things fades away, certain fringe phenomena will become everyday.
And the protests are not just a fringe phenomenon.
Racist anti-immigration parties remain a fringe phenomenon, unlike France.
Besides, European populism is far from a fringe phenomenon.
Extremism is a fringe phenomenon, and women's development projects encounter little religious opposition.
Anti-Semitism became a fringe phenomenon with occasional lethal manifestations in hate crimes.
It was considered a fringe phenomenon, pursued by cranks, and parents who tried it were often persecuted and sometimes jailed.
Hardly a fringe phenomenon, McCarthyism both predated and outlasted the four years in which its namesake flourished.
