Sentence examples for there a boundary from inspiring English sources

Every civilisation has had some rendering of the difference between "us" and "them", but only under capitalism is there a boundary between "society" and "nature" – a violent and tightly policed border with deep roots in colonialism.

If the universe is finite in volume, then is there a boundary?

Is there a boundary between fact and fiction?

STUDENT: Is there a boundary between reversible and irreversible?

"I wondered: Is there a boundary I'm overstepping?" she remembered as she described the incident.

Q: Is there a boundary that prevents this warrantless tapping from entering the courtroom?

In no case was there a 'natural' boundary around the service being commissioned.

There is a boundary between design and art and it lies exactly there: in art, you don't want to know where you're going.

For instance, I can imagine that there is a boundary that surrounds the four liters of air that's sitting in the corner there.

Each wants to know if there is a boundary to the city.

Somewhere between the doomsayers and the Pollyannas, there is a boundary layer where realism and a willingness to experiment intersect.