Sentence examples for very small fringe from inspiring English sources

To me, the Virginia Citizens Defense League represents that very small fringe of gun owners that don't support really any gun safety measures.

"I think that as people who work in culture, albeit a very small fringe area of culture, we have to be aware of the fact that we contribute hugely to this discourse," she says.

The lc is defined as the length of AAO when generated fringes become very small (baby fringe) or indistinguishable from the fringe spectrum.

By further increasing lp (lp > 10 μm), these fringes become very small and indistinguishable ('baby fringes'), and finally, interference signals were transformed into a fringeless spectrum (lp > 12 μm).

We've had Suzuki Altos before, and they have been both very small and on the lower fringes of being a proper, usable car.

From this figure, variations among temperatures obtained from ten fringes are very small in the order of several tens of K.

Neturei Karta, he said, "represented a small fringe, but were very good at gaining publicity".

Most films referred to as Z movies are made on very small budgets by operations on the fringes of the commercial film industry.

Christians through the centuries have been at the forefront of scientific discovery, and it is only a small fringe group which emerged very recently that has taken a distorted view of Biblical literalism.

Watson said antisemitism "has always been there on the fringes... But it is a very small number of people in our society, if they get involved in the Labour party we want them out".

His play "Very, Very Small Things" was produced in 2001 at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in Scotland.