Sentence examples for a sense of separation from inspiring English sources

The hotel imparts a sense of separation from the madding crowds with al fresco eating areas and an expansive veranda.

At times there was a mild disconnect between Mr. Rivers and the other musicians, a sense of separation not evident during their original tenure as a band.

Major transformations in rapid industrialisation and urbanisation have continued to reinforce a sense of separation between society and nature, human and non-human worlds.

The report says such funding, for particular ethnic or religious groups, fosters a "sense of separation" and is "a hangover from old identity politics".

These experiences, possibly together with the "new family" of the religious community, contribute to a sense of separation from the ordinary that facilitates the monk's spiritual growth.

(Mr. Gore did little to build a sense of separation from the president today when he told The Associated Press that he would continue to seek Mr. Clinton's counsel after he leaves the White House).

Joy brings with it a sense of wholeness where all sense of separation dissolves.

Their new place is astonishing, with views from every room, through floor-to-ceiling windows that erase any sense of separation between the apartment and the outside.

The circumstances of his upbringing conspired to give him a sense of solitude, separation and loss - the perfect breeding-ground for a dramatist.

But such circumstances conspired to give him a sense of solitude, separation and loss: the perfect breeding-ground for a dramatist.

However, somewhat paradoxically, in recent years signs of a sense of cultural separation from France have grown more evident, raising fundamental questions about the processes of nation formation.