Sentence examples for from the periphery of from inspiring English sources

"Graffiti is a signal from the periphery of the community to the center".

This was music from the periphery of his awareness, an idea he tried to recreate.

This, Allied believes, would bring the sport in from the periphery of the leisure industry.

From the periphery of the court, Walsh watched some of his players go through shooting drills Saturday.

Also: The eurozone infection this week moved decisively from the periphery of the continent to its core.

This has been a banner year for over-the-top auctions of artifacts from the periphery of Beatles history.

From the periphery of the civilised world, the Greeks skirmished with the Persian imperial power, rather as the Boers did with the British.

Eventually, the malaise wormed its way from the periphery of the global economy to its core: the developed markets of north America and western Europe.

In Pieter Hugo's remarkable pictures of the hyena men — travelling Hausa performers with their animals — his subjects appear to be strange creatures, emissaries from the periphery of society.

It is the world Antunes has single-handedly shifted from the periphery of our minds to the very center of European writing.

Oral tissue biopsies were taken from the periphery of the lesions.