Sentence examples for any kind of separating from inspiring English sources

So, for instance, human faces can be captured in situ — i.e. on people's necks — without having to do any kind of separating of head from body.

"When you enter a treehouse, you really are kind of separating yourself from the earth, isolating yourself.

Administration officials said the proposal in no way undermined their longstanding opposition to any kind of "interpositional" force separating the warring sides.

"Yeah, kind of, separated".

"We kind of separated a bit, kind of got back together and I happened to bring roses that morning and put them on her chair".

We need to talk about this and figure it out.' "We just kind of separated over time.

The only reason I believe that we stayed together was because we achieved a kind of separate stasis.

These women at the dance academy have created a kind of separate society for themselves, away from men, and seeing how the politics of that manifests itself through violence is really fascinating (and difficult) to watch.

If you notice any kind of aggression be sure to separate the fish.

The voice file itself, now separated from any kind of identifier, can live on Apple's servers for up to 18 more months in order to help Apple refine Siri and test new products.

In reality, it can affect any kind of parent, whether you have a separate career or not.