Sentence examples for be separated from one from inspiring English sources

Planets in the universe will be the size of real planets, and they will be separated from one another by light-years of digital space.

But health-care needs have a way of changing quickly — we might each be separated from one category or the other by a single accident, diagnosis, or pregnancy.

Kemal Anadol, a deputy chairman of the secular opposition Republican People's Party, called the verdict a triumph of justice and said it showed that secularism and democracy were "constitutional principles that can't be separated from one another".

In the cases of AT&T and Standard Oil, the defendants were a regulated holding company and a trust, respectively, that had separate operating units (often obtained through acquisitions) that could be separated from one another without massive disruption.

One's name cannot be separated from one's good name.

But finally I have come to realize that a political position must be separated from one's attitude toward people.

Even the databases on the Web are separated from one another and must speak to each other through highly-defined APIs.

The remaining pop-diff probes, when localized on the same chromosome, were separated from one another by much larger distances (for 68 probes the distance was > 126 kb, for 5: between 1.8 and 74.8 kb).

On Side 2, the 74 screams are separated from one another by 10 seconds of silence, forming an index not unlike the "breaks" compilations used by hip-hop D.J.'s.

Modern humans (Homo sapiens) have only been on earth for about 200,000 years and have not been separated from one another for any long period of time.

"We felt traumatised being separated from our mom and anxious being separated from one another.