Sentence examples for a quite separate from inspiring English sources

In Dortmund, things were on a quite separate plane.

A quite separate group is people evading taxes.

Long united to the English crown after 1152, Aquitaine has a quite separate church architecture.

This is a quite separate matter from the recreational use of cannabis which is not at issue here".

The ship type of caisson gate, a quite separate vessel floated and sunk into its final position across the entrance, is largely out of favour.

Until then, a far greater incentive to reduce fuel consumption may turn out to be a quite separate plan expected to be unveiled next week for a generous cash subsidy to buy electric cars.

They bring forth what E. T. A. Hoffmann, in his 1813 essay "Beethoven's Instrumental Music," calls "an unknown realm, a world quite separate from the outer sensual world".

And if his marriage and his business had both collapsed, that did not quite represent the totality of Lanier's life: for years, he has pursued a seemingly quite separate career as a professional musician.

They bring forth what E. T. A. Hoffmann, in his 1813 essay "Beethoven's Instrumental Music," calls _"_an unknown realm, a world quite separate from the outer sensual world".

Over time, the application of the Wallachian law became a matter quite separate from the ethnicity and origins of the settlers and connected instead to the primarily pastoral economy in which they were engaged.

They draw a distinction quite separate from the competence/performance and 'I-language'/'E-language' distinctions: the "language faculty in the narrow sense" (FLN) is distinguished from the "language faculty in the broad sense" (FLB).