Sentence examples for probing the boundaries from inspiring English sources

Is Capurro probing the boundaries of what is sayable or not?

Out of the corner of my eye I saw my Hadrurus probing the boundaries of its cage.

Recently, I attended a conference entitled, "Hope: Probing the Boundaries" at Mansfield College in Oxford, UK (http://www.inter-disciplinary.net/).net/

His urban odyssey made a virtue of racial and sexual diversity and collapsed the 19th Century distinctions between edifying art and facile entertainment, constantly probing the boundaries of what was considered good and bad taste".

Cain's murder of Abel, Antigone's burial of Polynices, Robin Hood's robbing from the rich: all of these testify to the ongoing fascination with crime and criminality, and to literature's role in policing, and probing, the boundaries of social legitimacy.

He expects this work to fuel interest in probing the boundary separating conscious and unconscious thought.

It is comedy's job, say some, to probe the boundaries of the sayable, and to breach taboos – although some taboos are easier breached than others.

Writers, critics and historians as unlike each other as Elie Wiesel, Geoffrey Hartman, Dominick LaCapra, Lawrence Langer and Saul Friedlprobed the boundaries between history and memory, witness and objective narration.

Another generation of American writers probed the boundaries of local colour during the last quarter of the 19th century.

Activists, scientists, engineers, designers, legal experts, and leaders of institutions will probe the boundaries of nonviolent resistance for the benefit of a productive and healthy society.

We probe the boundaries of myopic loss aversion (MLA) theory through market treatments designed to reduce the MLA effect.