Sentence examples for a bit separate from from inspiring English sources

"I was always a bit separate from the rest," says Gerta Keller.

His characters' low spirits are not a bit separate from their searching for the answer to the question "What's it all for?" They feel better at the end when they settle on an answer, which is: just this (Westish College), just us, nothing more.

Universities developed in such a way that they are a bit separate from society.

The news of the day in social media land: Twitter is apparently going to start experimenting with paid premium accounts through its Japanese subsidiary, which has always been a bit separated from the rest of Twitter and in many ways a playground for the company (Groups, Twicco, Twitvideo.jp).

We had written a little bit separate from each other.

The love of running is a little bit separate from that because I'll run wherever I am, whether it's pavement or trail.

One was a little bit separated from the others, and she was gesticulating to me….

You may have to squeeze the beans a bit to separate them from the skins.

And labs that are a bit distant or separate from the core business are best for pursuing truly disruptive innovations.

Another non-scientific audience member Rachel Bennetts says: "Sometimes there's a feeling that science is a bit dry and separate from the rest of life.

It doesn't matter how much you love them, everybody needs a bit of time separate from their family in order to keep a healthy mindset.