Sentence examples for be seperated from its from inspiring English sources

"Ultimately, a society's material well-being cannot be separated from its political virtue," Rice said, noting that democracy has emerged in Buddhist Thailand, Muslim Indonesia and the Catholic Philippines.

Its influence would decline and it would be separated from its closest geographic and political allies in continental Europe.

Before you adopt a kitten, make sure that it is over 8 weeks old — a kitten shouldn't be separated from its mother any earlier than this, if it can be avoided.

Comment: The Daily Mail would prefer it if the paper could be separated from its website, Mail Online, because so much material appears on the site that is not carried in the newsprint edition.

Such an investigation is premised on a particular understanding of the word "mark". First and foremost, "mark" is a product as well as a process more specifically, it is an end that cannot be separated from its means.

What happened inside Britain cannot be separated from its global identity.

However, Garbiel also warned that Greece's loan agreement cannot be separated from its reform commitments.

Orthodox icon painting is not to be separated from its ecclesiastical and liturgical function.

But China's external behaviour can't be separated from its internal dynamics.

But the raggedness of "The Sapphires" can't be separated from its exuberant charm.

Britain's involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan cannot be separated from its relations with America.