Sentence examples for be rigidly separated from from inspiring English sources
With the agreeable so broadly conceived, it is then easy for Herder to suggest that the beautiful cannot be rigidly separated from it, but must rather be more like a species of it, namely that which gives us such agreeable feelings of well-being through the "noble senses," through figures, colors, tones, and the re-creation of all of these through the artificial signs of literary language.
Another significant difference is that in many parts of the Asia-Pacific region, because culture has not always been considered to be rigidly separate from science, myths were not excluded from developments in the understanding of natural phenomena in the way that they were in many other parts of the world [13].
Obviously the two cannot be rigidly separated because we are social beings; this makes us care what others think of us, and that in turn affects the way we think about ourselves.
The neighborhoods were so rigidly separated by religion that this allegedly was a fair and equitable way to make this determination.
Yet Pasolini's existence turns out to be rigidly compartmentalised.
"We were only separated from the rebs.
It is pleasure separated from reproduction.
Second, how councils spend the money that's available is rigidly dictated from the centre.
