Sentence examples for verging in from inspiring English sources
The notion that this is about the Mycenaean world is an outlier, and then I would say the largest consensus is something like Finley's consensus, but people verging in both directions from that.
A full-scale recreation of the worst symptoms of the Aids epidemic would be as tasteless and controversial as recreating aspects of the Holocaust, verging, in Claude Lanzmann's formulation, on the pornographic.
Not only do few in the Russian Federation accept the settlement of 1991 as legitimate and final, but many in that country are openly attracted by radical nationalism verging in some cases on fascism, especially as it becomes obvious that the Russian Federation is at risk of collapse and disintegration in the near future.
Robson described the coloring of the specimens as "a rather deep reddish brown (verging in a distinctly purple shade in one)" for the males, with a "darker brown" for the female.
This occurs because current S3D displays require viewers to maintain accommodation on the screen plane while verging in front of or behind it.
Omar and his friends, stood on a motorway verge in Calais, called it "dougar".
"When you think about it, it sounds a bit crazy," Pichai admitted to the Verge in March.
Here, we survey mechanical damage for 1018 trees across 308 randomly stratified plots in parks, nature reserves, cemeteries, educational institutions, and roadside grass verges in Christchurch, New Zealand.
This study analyzed the spatial pattern and differentiation of tree communities in three major green landscape types (urban parks, riverside parks and street verges) in Taipei city.
Orchid-spotters have long-known that the best site in the UK to take in a display of pyramidal orchids is a roadside verge in Warwickshire, yet the role verges play in conservation isn't widely appreciated.
The creators, meanwhile, briefly thought about shifting the story to New York ("Women on the verge in Poughkeepsie," Mr. Yazbek said, half-seriously) or to the present.
