Sentence examples for acts of separation from inspiring English sources

Bush's making a speech to a black audience on Martin Luther King's birthday, his early emphasis on ethics, were acts of separation.

In addition, said Elizabeth M. Schneider, a professor at Brooklyn Law School, because men often tend to kill their partners when their wife or girlfriend is leaving the relationship, "to the degree that white women have more acts of separation or independence, this may trigger more partner violence among white men".

Making a walking-stick by breaking a limb from a tree and stripping it of leaves and bark consists of acts of separation.

The final act of separation was the drafting of a "no fault" agreement.

No act of separation was at this time considered final by either side.

Fabulous Frank played with his socks around his ankles, an affectation that was an act of separation.

This act of separation was perceived as an assault on his status and thus a venal betrayal of the true faith.

My father could not fit into the small holes I cut through the pile, but sealing the only way in was another act of separation.

In chemical methods, one may start with a completely homogeneous mixture (a solution) or a heterogeneous sample (e.g., solid plus liquid); in the act of separation, some particles are either partially or totally removed from the sample.

When the Act of Separation (December 1905) was formally adopted, Combes had already fallen from power, the victim of the affaire des fiches de délation ("affair of the cards of denunciation") in which his war minister, the militant anticlerical General Louis André, was accused of receiving reports on suspected reactionary and clerical army officers from Masonic groups.

The beginning of evil is the act of separation from the One by Intellect, an act which the One itself ultimately causes.