Sentence examples for kind of fringe from inspiring English sources

"Fringe theater is a different kind of theater, and we're a different kind of fringe".

Manet had exhibited his work as a kind of fringe event-cum-provocation at the 1867 Exposition Universelle.

"Our vision for the future of this country is not some kind of fringe idea," he said.

There is a gigantic gulf between an Eisenhower Republican and the kind of fringe brand of Republicanism that is being so vocally promoted today.

Harington's stock-in-trade is a kind of fringe hayseed; he's Faulkner crossed with Tom Robbins (almost every female in the novel verges on nymphomania).

"I was so despairing and so distressed for so much of the 90s, convinced that I would end up possibly homeless or as some kind of fringe dweller".

These kinds of fringe candidates and ex-politicians trying to revive their careers run every four years (think Mike Gravel and Dennis Kucinich on the Democratic side in 2008), but they are not the kind of people a party nominates for a Presidential race.

Also, Price's book was published at the height of the popularity of "Chariots of the Gods," a 1968 book by the Swiss writer Erich von Däniken, which argued that advanced aliens had seeded the earth with technology, and Price got associated with U.F.O.s and crop circles and other kinds of fringe thinking.

Two kinds of fringe patterns are projected onto the object respectively, one is sinusoidal intensity distribution used for wrapped phase, the other is multi-value coding fringe pattern for phase unwrapping.

We were kind of the fringe group.

Significantly, though, Professor Stiglitz dismisses any illusion that the protesters on the streets of Prague, Seattle or Genoa were some kind of lunatic fringe whose arguments will disappear easily.