Sentence examples for apart I think from inspiring English sources

It was Anthony's sense of mission that set him apart, I think, and gave his temperament and his work a uniquely unselfish aspect.

The writer should share what this paper has always had and what sets it apart, I think: a sense of history.

Joking apart, I think prosecco can work better than champagne as a toast, not least on New Year's Eve, when its sweetness, softness and slightly less penetrating acidity may be more in tune with your palate.

Given the slow growth in wages over the last year it is hard to conclude that the American economy is close to maxxing out its labour-force potential.That apart, I think my colleague is exactly right and the Fed is close to making a big mistake.

That apart, I think they are all right.

It definitely sets you apart, I think.

The houses are large and handsome and hard to tell apart -- I think I'm there when I see a basketball hoop in the driveway, but there are hoops in too many driveways, though no one is out playing.

'I keep these apart because I think politics would destroy the fiction.

We ripped that apart, and I think that was maybe difficult for the boys to understand.

"If you don't have the foundation, the structure falls apart, and I think that may apply to other ventures in the world".

"I think one of the big messages from this time, when we look back in history, will be that Labor spent four years tearing itself apart, and I think the electorate has gotten tired of that," Mr. Wanna said.