Sentence examples for vital fringe from inspiring English sources

Its absurdist magnificence has a real glow in the engaged photographs of Ms. Baykal, who was herself a vital fringe figure.

The contest there is so close that any decision in London on military action might tip a vital fringe of Scottish voters into the "Yes" camp given the wider hostility to what some might see as "London's wars".

Ms Burns said venue owners, promoters and reviewers needed to remember the amateur element was vital to the "spirit of the Fringe".

In Europe, on the other hand, especially on its northern and eastern fringes, there is no more vital subject.

Even though another home defeat could have a psychological impact on the team, Hodgson thinks it is vital that he has another look at his fringe players when the Danes come to London in four months' time.

"Someone from one of the venues complained to me that there is juggling and face painting in the Fringe brochure, but this range is a vital part of the Fringe: everybody owns the Festival".

It was a crushing defeat for necessary austerity and vital economic reforms and a victory for populism and fringe parties.

American schools certainly need to focus more on a vital mission: arming young Americans against propagandistic television and fringe activism, legislative crusades and chronic political pandering.

The British censor in Hong Kong, then a Crown Colony, explained to the American consul that protecting Britain's image onscreen was vital in "a small settlement of white men on the fringe of a huge Empire of Asiatics".

Now on the fringes of Barcelona's first team, Thiago brings vital freshness to a side whose stars have played with barely a summer break for three years because of Spain's world pre-eminence.

While areas with the most species and the most threats are clearly vital to protect, he said, someone has to keep looking on the fringes.