Sentence examples for uncertain boundaries from inspiring English sources

All three speak of intimate relations, uncertain boundaries and ambiguous legacies, and all feed the much-needed new ideas for a new kind of union.

Their names are derived from the regions in which they are spoken, regions with uncertain boundaries, where the different dialects fused at the borders.

Even so, the mediators say these rows are dwarfed by the number of disputes over uncertain boundaries between houses and fast-growing leylandii trees.

All the cross-dressing situations in the comedies, involving Portia in The Merchant of Venice, Rosalind/Ganymede in As You Like It, Imogen in Cymbeline, and many others, playfully explore the uncertain boundaries between the genders.

Whether the starry night or extraterrestrial beings, the mystery of life itself or life after death or any of the uncertain boundaries between reality and resolute yearning, it is unknowns that populate history with gods and heroes, monsters of the deep and chimeric islands, lost paradises and the elusive El Dorado at the end of greed's rainbow, not to mention Martians.

Ms Butler also cites a number of recent examples which illustrate what she calls the "unclear and uncertain" boundaries of the current devolution settlement.

Why honor the uncertain boundary that separates one species from all others?

But the news, straddling the uncertain boundary of genetic science and society, is more than a Southern gothic drama of racial identity played out on the world stage.

Sumption, author of scholarly medieval histories, is due to deliver a lecture next month under the title of Judicial and Political Decision Making: The Uncertain Boundary.

In a cluster, The area beyond uncertain boundary (d x > Run) is the uncertain area.

The cluster centers, rough boundary and uncertain boundary of the primary recognition are computed.