Sentence examples for rigid demarcations from inspiring English sources

In a world that required rigid demarcations, being someone who didn't fit neatly could feel both dangerous and demeaning.

This includes the rigid demarcations between specialist and acute services, primary and community; these NHS silos look a lot less sensible from abroad.

She said she wanted to explore how her classmates were formed by the world of the 50's, with its rigid demarcations of class, gender and race, as well as how they "moved through history and made something else out of it," whether by burning their bras or marching for civil rights.

There are no rigid demarcation lines.

Nor should there be a rigid demarcation between public and private providers: distinctions are better drawn over responsiveness and efficiency than over ownership.

Losing the container metaphor, for example, with its rigid demarcation of the inner and outer worlds, may help us better to understand how minds can break out of their Cartesian cages and intermingle across time and space.

On the content-involving approach, there is no rigid demarcation between computational and intentional description.

They were all trespassers in the sense that they crossed the boundary of rigid social-class demarcations and occupied the space of the lower classes.

Utopias, for all their promise of freedom, turn out to be extraordinarily rigid places, full of rules and demarcations -- attempts to dissolve or constrain desire, greed, envy or other human frailties.

For online editors, some demarcations are easy.

The demarcations here were messier, more problematic.