Sentence examples similar to ragged boundary from inspiring English sources
He has been on the ragged edge.
The existence of the law/politics distinction creates the possibility of the rule of law, but the ragged and blurred boundaries of that distinction vivify the law by infusing it with the commitments and ideals of those whom the law purports to govern.
But that has produced a rather ragged jurisprudence, with the boundary being drawn in different places depending on the nature of the decision under review.
The boundary follows a ragged course, as if it were plotted by a fish evading a predator.
The city's boundaries now form a ragged oval about 8 to 12 miles (13 to 20 km) distant from the original site, except to the northwest, where they are indented to approximately half that distance; that northwestern edge lies only about 25 miles (40 km) southeast of the demilitarized zone that divides North and South Korea.
The boundary between these regions is ragged, and the width of both 'stripe' and interstripe is narrow.
Yet the punched-out windows and ragged corner also suggest an erosion of the boundary between the public life of the street and the guarded, private realm inside.
His stand of 117 in 101 balls with captain Brendon McCullum (67 not out) was an embarrassing passage of play for England, who became increasingly ragged and lost their composure with nine players on the boundary at one stage.
By applying grain boundary engineering, the special boundaries that shared a high fraction of lattice points between neighboring grains were increased from 48%to59%9%, and the morphology of grain boundaries was changed to ragged type.
Your breathing becomes ragged.
