Sentence examples for fringes about from inspiring English sources

There is much debate on the fringes about poverty and how to address it.

You can have a dialogue going, but only on the fringes, about detail.

Chromatic aberrations produce coloured fringes about the high-contrast regions of the image, because longer wavelengths of light (such as red) are brought to focus in a plane slightly farther from the lens than shorter wavelengths (such as blue).

How light it was, with all the world a window, instead of those silly little peep-holes fringed about!

"That's what the Fringe is about".

It is a big risk, a big gamble, but that's what the fringe is about really.

In Thomas Martin's production, a big Edinburgh fringe hit about to play New York before beginning a UK tour, Molly Vevers plays both partners as they wrestle with their relationship.

In Argentina it covers a reduced area, only 79,636 hectares in a narrow fringe of about 120 km in length and about 40 km in maximum width [ 5, 6].

Years ago, I saw a play at the fringe about the Truth and Reconciliation hearings in South Africa.

There was something of "the Fringe" about it; we were certainly strapped for cash.

"Mimi" was seen (without Ms. Kitt) at the New York International Fringe Festival in 2004, but there's nothing "fringe" about it.