Sentence examples for been separated off from inspiring English sources
The concept has been separated off from Western universalism, pluralized, associated with non-elite and non-European constituencies, and qualified by adjectives like "vernacular," "rooted," "already existing" and "patriotic". This shift has been welcomed by scholars, and properly so.
There are different doses and dilutions of creativity, and the force is much stronger in some than in others – but it is there for all of us, and should never have been separated off from life into art.
It's only fairly recently in our history that men in their working roles were separated off from family life.
Unlike these proposed residential buildings where facilities will be shared, the Shard's components are separated off from each other.
When the mixture, then, was merely potential, the things that were separated off moved similarly from every side towards the centre.
But charities are separated off in a really unsustainable way to almost band aid a lot of the problems that are being created in the first place through how we operate and do business".
In making fuel from ore the active uranium 235, capable of producing a nuclear reaction, is separated off as fuel and the mildly radioactive "depleted" U238 is stored in giant stockpiles.
This, as we said before, explains why there are few comets and why they appear rarely; it is because at each revolution of the heavens this matter has always been and is always being separated off and gathered into this region.
We have already laid down that the outermost part of what is called the air is potentially fire and that therefore when the air is dissolved by motion, there is separated off a kind of matter-and of this matter we assert that comets consist.
Why is it that the primary motion includes such a multitude of stars that their whole array seems to defy counting, while of the other stars each one is separated off, and in no case do we find two or more attached to the same motion?
