Sentence examples for very boundary from inspiring English sources

Still, the concept of preventive detention is at the very boundary of American law, and legal experts say any new plan for the imprisonment of terrorism suspects without trial would seem inevitably bound for the Supreme Court.

"It was an obscuring of the very boundary of Christianity itself," says Kevin Bauder, of the Central Baptist Theological Seminary (the descendant of the seminary that Graham once headed at Northwestern Schools).

They flutter about the flame of credibility, at the very boundary of reasonable doubt, and then, come the event, are cruelly incinerated by the harsh heat of truth.

Incomplete first Tl monolayers of high coverage have the same hcp structure as a complete monolayer, but do not extend to the very boundary of the substrate terrace.

The size of the 5f shell is just enough to allow the electrons to form bonds within the lattice, on the very boundary between localized and bonding behavior.

In areas of heavy tourism there seem to exist invisible yet very real boundaries governing where foreigners should eat or sleep or sunbathe or shop.

It's as though Sharon's prediction was realized: Palestinians seem to have internalized the boundaries set by Israel, the very boundaries they oppose.

The very boundaries of the style will be stretched by the inclusion of Romare Bearden and the architect and futurist R. Buckminster Fuller.