Sentence examples for obvious border from inspiring English sources

All told we hadn't hiked more than 35 miles, but the Peaks of the Balkans Trail isn't about distance so much as interaction, and with that one bus ride I'd crossed the most obvious border of the trip, the one between traveler and tourist.

We did not observe any obvious "border" patterns of cell death, but this may be due to technical limitations.

Four area centers identified by RSFC-Snowballing were enclosed by a strong border identified by RSFC-Boundary Mapping with no obvious border between them (based on the threshold that revealed prominent and reasonable borders throughout other locations in the cortex).

Some looming big issues are obvious: borders, Jerusalem, refugees.

With no obvious borders for states to violate or defend, power in cyberspace is at once easier to exercise and harder to maintain, a battle of subtleties rather than hard-nosed deterrence.

"The people saying those things don't understand that, for people who swim in technology (which is to say people under 30), these kinds of services are obvious bordering on intuitive".

I asked Google why its satellite photos don't seem to display the same jarring seams that are showing up on Apple's — obvious borders between side-by-side tiles that were taken at different times of the year or in different weather.

The obvious, bordering on hack joke would be to have the robot recite horribly inappropriate jokes at unexpected moments.

Despite the pervasiveness of the Internet, language differences and culture gaps are real and obvious borders, and it's important to adapt to them — to an extent.

Novels about class and power, like those about war, can often come across loud and declamatory, the wrongs and motivations so obvious they border on cliché.

In some of the samples, there was no obvious demarcating border and it was difficult to tell where the defect actually was.