Sentence examples for a separate realm from inspiring English sources
Hospitals are a separate realm, protected by state and local governments.
Or does the church see itself as a separate realm answerable to the laws of Rome?
For us, the thunder is a giveaway, rumbling with guilt, but the fact remains that, in his time, Carroll both exemplified and enhanced what Douglas-Fairhurst calls "a more general trend towards seeing childhood as a separate realm".
Instead, most viewed the family as a separate realm that needed to be protected from state intrusion.
There, he argues against putting values in a separate realm from nature, and against understanding nature in simply mechanistic terms.
However, socioeconomic and perceptual impacts of forest disturbances by insects largely remain in a separate realm of social science, rarely integrated with the study of biophysical or ecological processes.
"Art" has apparently been deemed a falsely separate realm in which neither basic labor laws nor ethics apply, so it's not surprising that an exploration of how this man makes art (and uses sex) so badly misses the point about how that art (and the commoditization of it) enables him to get away with something far less than enthusiastic consent.
LONDON — Comedy, you might think, should occupy an altogether separate realm from death or the infernal or whatever you want to describe as the antithesis to the life that laughter by its very nature confers.
IN THE early days of the internet, the idea that it represented an entirely new and separate realm, distinct from the real world, was seized upon by both advocates and critics of the new technology.
They made it clear that nuclear strategy could no longer be treated as though it constituted a separate moral realm, in which the standards by which we otherwise judge our affairs are suspended.
Shot through with post-dotcom sobriety, Me++ describes the move from virtual reality - the old 90s idea of the net as a separate, alternative realm - to "augmented reality" (AR), in which ubiquitous computing and mobile wireless networks are used to reconnect us to the real world.
