Sentence examples for fringe thought from inspiring English sources

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The creation of Observers was one of the first ideas the writers of Fringe thought of when developing the show in its early stages, when they asked each other, "What if there were these characters where all they did was watch?".

Kurtz reflected in 2000: "It is frightening that what was once considered fringe thinking has now entered mainstream thought".

IT'S FRIGHTENING THAT WHAT WAS ONCE CONSIDERED fringe thinking has now entered mainstream thought," says Paul Kurtz, 74, shaking his head as we walk to his office in partially frozen Amherst, N.Y.

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Who in the United States (except on the fringes of thought) insists that "any one person could be completely 'self-made'?" Certainly not Europe's favorite Beelzebub, George W. Bush, who pushed No Child Left Behind and a prescription drug program for the elderly.

But he and his wife deliberately sought to occupy the fringe of public thought, he told The Guardian.

Because of the rough, woven textures, as in a black jacket with multicolored yarn fringe at the hem, one thought of American heritage handicraft.

Moreover, it is conservative Christians who should be condemning Worley the most since they are the ones who have the most to lose if statements like Worley's are viewed as representing anything more than the fringe of the fringe of Christian thought.

Does anyone else have any thoughts on Germany's fringe theatre?

Mr. Mackey has said the best music expresses "fringe states of consciousness rather than logical thought or brand-name emotion".