Sentence examples for fringy from inspiring English sources
The word 'fringy' is a legitimate word and can be used in written English
It is an adjective that means something is on the fringe, or periphery, of a group or society. It can also imply that something is unconventional or edgy. Example: The artist's work was considered too fringy for the traditional gallery, but it gained a large following in the underground art scene.
adjective
Beyond the boundary of the mainstream.
They get their name from the long, fringy, snow-white flowers that cover the trees in spring.
June 8 at 3: A quirky, hodgepodge program combines two fringy string quartets — Verdi's, and Vaughan Williams's early work in C minor — with the Suite from Stravinsky's "Soldier's Tale" and works by Berio and Paul Schoenfield.
Derrida giving you the blues?) appeared in striped floppy trousers and fringy coats, moving languidly through a mossy set that resembled an Arcadian glade.
"It helps to make the topic seem more mainstream and less fringy".
Just eight years ago, "it was fringy people in the John Birch Society" who were espousing Mr. Paul's ideas for taking on the Federal Reserve system, Mr. Benton said.
R. Scott Appleby, a history professor at the University of Notre Dame who describes himself as a fan of the archbishop's, called his remarks symptomatic of a "fringy apocalypticism infiltrating the rhetoric" of some bishops.
Lined by pear trees, the street is fringy-chic, not very crowded, and Montero's contemporaries are long gone.
Only the fringiest Democrats could back such a motion; it failed by 403 votes to three.Earlier, in the Senate, cooler heads had passed by 79-19 a bipartisan motion calling on the president to provide quarterly reports on the transfer of responsibility for Iraq's security to Iraqis.
What happened to move anti-Semitism from a widely held, if not quite mainstream, American prejudice to something that even the fringiest of aspiring politicians shuns?
"We wanted tickets to be cheaper and therefore production budgets to be smaller, for everything to happen a bit quicker, a bit rougher, a bit fringier than we as an organisation are used to," says Power.
As it has since 1979, the fringier Piccolo Spoleto will overtake the city at the same time, this year offering 700 or so events; (843) 579-3100, spoletousa.org, or (866) 811-4111, piccolospoleto.com.
