dividing line

How To Use dividing line In A Sentence

• Pious people, along with neglectful officials and prurient newspapers, need not worry about the thin dividing line between the demon and the normal citizen.
• And where does the dividing line lie between racial bias and crude, alcoholic thuggery? Times, Sunday Times
• I kept envisioning the streets, the fields that slanted upwards with the little dividing lines of trees running in order to separate properties.
• The crucial dividing line therefore is between this general advice and participation in management.
• The dividing line between luxuries and necessities is constantly changing.
• An important preliminary point is that the dividing line between an exclusion clause and a disclosure clause may be thin.
• As a child of the Cold War, for me the Berlin Wall was the symbolic and real dividing line between them and us... the free and the not free... hope and fear. John Milewski: The Berlin Wall, Tiananmen Square, or Something Completely Different?
• This week, however, Severin strode across an even more telling dividing line.
• In older units, the dividing line was very often the exterior face of a wall.
• The lamp, which would originally have been a gas lamp, marked a dividing line in the town.