fringe造句

The fringe of those actions cause some oddities in life.

(farm) produce fair (in fringe or urban areas)

A new subdivision method based on adaptive detecting of fringe phase is presented also.

In some countries former fringe parties have joined the mainstream, often holding the balance of power.

It is true that Polish Catholicism has a vitriolic fringe, prone to bigotry and anti-Semitism.

While neither is a centrist candidate, they are also not fringe candidates.

Girls flick the fringe on their shawls to attract the attentions of boys.

And we should keep our minds open, or at least ajar, to concepts on the fringe of science fiction.

We provide fringe benefits such as annual bonus, three-week paid vacation a year, and health insurance.

And it is on this urban fringe, and others like it, that the presidential election may hinge.

In this respect, he is foreign to the society in which he lives; he wanders, on the fringe, in the suburbs of private, solitary, sensual life.

“To silence a fringe messenger because of the distastefulness of the message,” the brief said, “is antithetical to the First Amendment’s most basic precepts.”

It is a small pro-Western nation at Europe's fringe that is struggling to recover from a vicious bashing by its giant neighbour.

Tectonic plates are spreading and then diving under this fringe of the continent, lifting the Andes and creating a geologically volatile zone.

Strands of racism can be found on the movement's fringe, but most tea-party groups have done their best to snip these off.

Yet a sizeable chunk of the district is made up of blue-collar neighbourhoods, with terraced houses lining the streets near the oil refineries and heavy industry that fringe the Delaware river.

The longer there is no solution, the greater the risk that the lunatic fringe, abetted by the likes of Iran's president, may one day manage to drop a bomb on the Jewish state.

But the mouse and monkey findings appear to mark the most substantial scientific progress yet in the search for ways to extend human life spans — once viewed as a fringe area of study.

The tribe is renowned for surviving on the fringe of a salt desert, a harsh and eerie landscape which even the Incas avoided, by flushing the soil with river water.

We had driven several miles, and were beginning to get to the fringe of the belt of suburban villas, when he shook himself, shrugged his shoulders, and lit up his pipe with the air of a man who has satisfied himself that he is acting for the best