Sentence examples for it bordered on being from inspiring English sources

In fact, as far as she was concerned there were so many it bordered on being unreadable.

Judge Chun is quite confident that Avitto was "absolutely incredible," "was not remorseful or repentant," sought to "grab attention and the spotlight," "would say whatever it took to get that attention and spotlight," and indeed, "was so patently incredible it bordered on being laughable and embarrassing". There are two obvious responses to Judge Chun's ad hominem remarks about Avitto.

It borders on being unpronounceable, and as some indigenous wags pointed out, ends with a rather unfortunate "eew" sound.

We have so many teachers teaching higher-level math who are not math teachers that it borders on being irresponsible".

"It borders on being immoral not to be there for the unemployed at their time of need," Representative Charles B. Rangel, Democrat of New York, said at the rally.

It borders on being physically painful for me to cruise the racks in search of a card I might actually be able to give to my husband, the other father of my child.

Then the part that makes it bordering on the miraculous is that you're weightless while a lot of this is happening.

Reacting to the tender onscreen moment Priestley jokingly questioned, "It was bordering on homoerotic, wasn't it?" Lopez went on to discuss Priestley's character, Brandon Walsh, and his enduring television legacy in the hairdo of one Pauly D. Watch below!

Coat your hands in the lanolin lotion, so that it just borders on being too much (Note: It may be greasy or sticky).

True, it might border on being an irresponsible parent to allow or even urge a 9-year-old to try to climb Mount Everest.

The danger Ms. Houghton faces is that, as it stands, "Bookends" borders on being merely a feminist tract when it has the potential to be so much more.