Sentence examples for verging on something from inspiring English sources

Not because for the first time in my life I'm gay, but for the first time in my life, I'm verging on something adjacent to pride when it comes to my sexuality.

At some point, Mr. Köhler suggests, citing school records, juvenilia and memoirs, Nietzsche's passionate schoolboy friendships verged on something more intimate.

The sheer terror of the institutional violence and the dictatorships in South America has always verged on something that is beyond just a government's mechanical repression there was and is, when it surfaces, something more essentially evil about it.

While no one is perfect, data security is an area that requires something verging on perfection.

"We are talking about something verging on a corrupt business model".

"Actually, I coined that term," he interjects with something verging on amusement.

French beans, verging on the overcooked, are something I would add more for textural contrast than flavour.

However the footage was glorious, melding the redness of the blood and the sheen of the solid gristle into something verging on art.

It is easier, for the time being, to stick with what art is prone to do: focus on single images and singular individuals before they become multiplied by science and technology into something verging on the post-portrait condition.

The result is a spectrum ranging from a gentle, almost absinthe-like effect to something verging on oenological anesthetic.

Physical intimacy with patients occasionally verges on something closer than that with a lover.