Sentence examples for limbo of from inspiring English sources

The cruel limbo of the sea voyage.

You're stuck in a limbo of justified paranoia.

I was lost in a limbo of myself.

Is "our culture" a "limbo of arbitrary choices and gratuitous assertions," as Kramer wrote in 1972?

Countless other families have been left adrift in a limbo of uncertainty.

Legions of hotel-room laptop luggers are locked in the limbo of 56K, too.

Does this catch relegate "Ratio" to the limbo of marginally useful cookbooks?

Otherwise most names are fashions, and, as such, liable to fall into the limbo of staleness.

The universe, viewed as a limbo of pure potentiality, is a place of perfect harmony.

Chasing after this growing limbo of lost people is forlorn work.

This has left Brazil floating in a limbo of no stimulus and no retrenchment.