Sentence examples similar to I separated something from inspiring English sources

Amy Pascal: I think here we try not to separate something good from something that makes money.

In other words, one separates something to do something, not just to be something.

7. to separate (something) into its components by interposing something else 8. to betray the trust, plans, etc (of); inform: he split on me to the cops.

It cannot coordinate, there is no integration; when you try artificially to separate something which is already integrated, problems arise.

In our study we predefined responses outside the range of 0-10 as missing responses, while we accepted numbers separated by something other than the period, i.e. a space.

But they quickly realized they were separated by something more powerful than their shared provenance.

But Gill's whole point is that George and John are separated by something far greater than geographical distance.

With it, Goldston, Pintz, and Yıldırım had proved that there were always two primes separated by something less than the average distance between primes that large.

From the Rangers' point of view, the Knicks operate in a sort of parallel universe, separated by something deeper than distance.

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Now they became something separate, something diagnosable.