Sentence examples for had bordered from inspiring English sources

Sherwood's character reference had bordered on the fanciful, and relied upon a damning truth.

An initial investigation found that the soldiers' actions had "bordered on the reckless" but did not discipline them.

The strongest criticism from the chairman, an ex-army officer, was that some shooting had "bordered on the reckless".

The enthusiastic reception that greeted his elbows-out acceptance speech was a marked contrast to days of meetings that until that point had bordered between morose and laconic.

Ms. Hart's earlier show, "Shells," which she wrote with Nick Chase, involved the love life of a character named Michelle Hoffman, a self-absorbed woman whose preoccupation with one particular date she had bordered on obsession.

In April, the Widgery Inquiry concluded that the Paratroopers' firing had "bordered on the reckless".

Some of the rebellious pushback has bordered on the humorous.

Audience response, it seemed, has bordered on outright rejection.

In some quarters, surprise has bordered on accusations of betrayal.

Not too long ago, businesses had borders.

Long gone are the days where businesses had borders.