Sentence examples for view borders from inspiring English sources

And the third view borders on complacency.

"It was really a stupid and irrational act that in my view borders on the criminal," she said, adding that the stunt had jeopardized the studio program, whose space is donated by the Trade Center.

The city of Lake Forest is located to the northeast of the village, while the unincorporated community of Prairie View borders the village directly to the west.

Smith, having so strongly emphasized the love of praise and the dread of blame, agrees that Mandevilles's view borders on the truth in some respects (p. 313).

Smugglers have had a rough time since Sept. 11 changed the way most nations view border security.

Five days after Sessions made his provocative speech in Sacramento, Brown released a letter to Trump, who was about to make his first Presidential trip to California, to view border-wall prototypes on the edge of San Diego.

For our simulations, we used two simple features: (i) the direction of maximum variance of the distribution of bone-contour points to extrapolate, and (ii) a characteristic point such as the farthest from the field of view border for,.

Two features were calculated on the bone-contour points: (i) the direction of maximum variance of the distribution, and (ii) the farthest point from the field of view border among the projections of the bone-contour point along the maximum variance axis.

The lateral condyle is large and circular in anterior view, bordered to its caudal margin by the proximal articular surface which is indented and grooved.

Apparently deciding that Cantor was insufficiently heartless to represent their district, Republicans turned out to the polls to elect David Brat, a man whose political views "border on sociopathy," according to exit-poll responses from voters who supported him.

The concept of "borderscape" is an example of the view on borders that sees bordering as a practice that disperses borders in physical and socio-political space.