Sentence examples for invisible boundary from inspiring English sources

The vines of the two appellations are separated by an invisible boundary.

They seem a little too managed, manipulated, packaged and don't quite communicate the fun he has got out of life, as if constrained by some invisible boundary.

Most of the time these patients stay with us because, for whatever reason, one of us crossed the invisible boundary nurses set for themselves.

The open ocean of the previous night was replaced with pack ice and bergs, but our sights were nonetheless set toward the invisible boundary of the Antarctic Circle.

At the junction with the Avenue de Verdun you pass over the underground Paillon river, the invisible boundary between the old and new towns.

Big television networks are sometimes portrayed as being on one side of an invisible boundary, with Web video firmly on the other side.

Genius, of course, still has its invisible boundaries.

Often, they sit right next to each other, separated by invisible boundaries that quickly yield to visible differences.

Then he points out the invisible boundaries between the turfs of rival Easterhouse gangs.But for all the graffiti-strewn bus shelters, bits of Easterhouse are surprisingly smart.

In his modest (and non-Newtonian) way, Barthes set out to be mass culture's Newton: to identify the laws of its behavior, test its stresses, reveal the invisible boundaries of its influence.

But the wire brought it about with ruthless speed.Lost with the advent of barbed wire, too, was the sense of invisible boundaries and markers on the open prairie.