Sentence examples similar to verging on conventional from inspiring English sources

What matters is that its fundamental argument, that representative democracy has been subverted on a colossal scale, now verges on conventional wisdom.

After that, their designs verged on the conventional, but in 1929 and 1930, near the end of their practice, they did two striking Art Deco buildings, one at 210 East 68th Street and the other at 235 East 22nd Street.

His birth name, David David, after a grandfather and an uncle, was a little eccentric, and his marriage to the sister of the sheriff of the Texas town nicknamed Six-Shooter Junction had a certain romantic quality, but everything else seemed conventional, even verging on the prosaic.

All under one roof, is verging on the fabled.

It was verging on rare.

"O.K.," Loria said, verging on impatient.

ATMOSPHERE -- Verging on futuristic.

Verging on being OK.

Or was it verging on harassment?

Yet these declines are verging on microscopic.

Verging on inedible.