Sentence examples for apart from its considerable from inspiring English sources

Apart from its considerable historical interest, this is a movie about how civilization survives.

Quite apart from its considerable interest as a narrative, an account of the life of Catherine Hayes would seem to offer twenty-first-century readers more than an event-filled saga of one woman's success over adversity.

Four white minarets set it apart from its neighbours.

With the 27 piano études by Frédéric Chopin (Opus 10, 1833; Opus 25, 1837), the étude became a composition of considerable musical interest apart from its merit as a technical study.

The uses of heraldry, apart from its general significance in providing distinguishing symbols, are considerable.

Apart from its function in the coagulation system, TF attracted considerable attention as a potential mediator in intracellular signaling of established inflammatory pathways, functioning as an intermediate for factor VIIa-induced activation of mitogen-activated protein kinases and calcium signaling.

A considerable strength of this study, apart from its size and geographical scope, was the use in all countries of the same questionnaire [12], a derivative of the HARDSHIP questionnaire already employed in many different countries, cultures and translations [13].

Apart from its multidisciplinary importance and usefulness, it also obviates the need for gel electrophoresis.

Its main weakness is that it must work apart from its handler.

Apart from its ornamental use in gardens for its aesthetic beauty, it has great medicinal importance.

What sets this generation apart from its predecessors?