Sentence examples for apart not only from inspiring English sources

All of this sets Trump apart not only from Obama but also from the last Republican president, George W. Bush.

And Mr. Obama stands apart not only as the first African-American president but also as the vanguard of a new generation.

Liukin's routine on the uneven bars is what sets her apart, not only from Johnson but also from most other gymnasts.

It is what sets Frankel apart, not only from his contemporaries, but from any horse in living memory, and perhaps in racing history.

During a period that saw a growing mechanization of production methods, hairwork stood apart not only for being made by hand but also for using a part of the body as a material.

If this was an attempt to draw Novosasitli into Russia's orbit, it achieved the opposite, increasing the tension that is tearing apart not only Dagestan but the whole north Caucasus and, with it, Russia.Russian rule has always been tenuous there.

But what has already been achieved in terms of a direct staff say in the choice of editor and the ownership structure unquestionably sets Guardian News & Media apart - not only from other media organisations, but the vast majority of other employers.

What sets the Perth plant apart is not only its size but its engine — wind power.

And the tears they shed — after so much time apart — expressed not only their own relief, not only their own joy, but the joy of people everywhere.

However, the intention and purpose of design is what ultimately sets it apart, affecting not only your educational experience but also your professional future.

Jason S. Grumet, the president of the Bipartisan Policy Center and an adviser to the group, said that what set this effort apart was not only the members of the panel but the moment in American history.