Sentence examples for apart from its basic from inspiring English sources

"The Lovers" does neither, which is why, apart from its basic framework, it hardly exists at all.

Describing the building, purpose and effect of the substation upon completion in 1968, Jefferson Sheard & Partners, who are still based in Sheffield, said: "Although this building with its massive scale and strong character bears little resemblance to the layman's normal idea of a sub-station it has, apart from its basic function, one thing in common.

Mr. Greer says that the essence of the novel is something apart from its basic plot.

Apart from its basic inaccuracy about Clinton's blue-collar support in 1992 and 1996, Axelrod's statement was a virtual reprise of the Democratic doomed strategy from the 1972 McGovern campaign that the party revamped in 1988.

Thus, apart from its use in logical semantics, DPL is a simple theory of these basic operations.

He does not, however, give an account of what emergence is, apart from its involving macroscopic causal powers that do not supervene on the causal powers of and relations among the basic microphysical entities.

Differentiating factors set a company apart from its competitors.

It set itself apart from the basic mall shops by exuding the same new wave club vibe that I would see in movies.

Though the neocons like to pretend they're fighting for freedom and liberty, it's obvious they stand far apart from these basic democratic values.

With an extra 110 horsepower and two additional gears in the transmission, the V-6 is worlds apart from the basic powertrain.

This time, she is thinking about the problem of religious participation — the contrast between how people can participate in religious traditions and rituals quite apart from accepting basic propositions of the Church.