Sentence examples for tricky boundaries from inspiring English sources

Until then, "We Are Proud" impressively navigates the tricky boundaries that separate art and life, the haunted present and the haunting historical past.

And because they work at the tricky boundaries between theater and not-theater, illusion and reality, performer and spectator, control and spontaneity, what they produce is the heady experience of postmodern theater.

Assuming we avoid the superintelligent AIs wiping us out as an afterthought, manage to automate a large proportion of our jobs without creating mass unemployment and societal unrest, and navigate the tricky boundaries of what personhood entails in a world where we can code passable simulacra of humans, then yes, it should be fine.

The profession itself lies at a tricky boundary.

Hogarth was perhaps the only great portrait painter who could cross this tricky boundary.

And although the characters' concerns are narrow and explicitly gendered, Waldman's broad subject — the tricky boundary between self-sufficiency and self-interest — probably concerns men and women alike.

If it is a particularly tricky boundary, practice at least 15 times; it will help you wire your brain to the new boundary and the words will be easier to say when you come to do it for real.

Boundaries are tricky because you cannot see, smell, taste, or touch a boundary, but you know when it has been crossed, and you know when you are in a relationship with someone at work who is crossing the line.

Setting boundaries is especially tricky.

Cook took his time on a tricky pitch, but hit eight boundaries as the visitors reached 120-2 at stumps.

His first ball was the longest of long hops, yet it might have produced a wicket if Michael Lumb had hung on to a tricky catch on the midwicket boundary.