Sentence examples for being able to separate from inspiring English sources
After several weeks, of not being able to separate night from day, I too began to hallucinate.
As for the influence of being a musician on the writing, I think the experience is probably helpful in terms of being able to separate and identify sounds and sometimes get technical information correct.
Pius Rolheiser, the firm's head of government affairs, says success hinges on being able to separate and reuse the solvents pumped to the surface along with the bitumen.More radical processes are on the way.
Whatever they say about being able to separate the man from the music, these are largely people whose memories of their youth have obviously been tarnished: "It's not just wiping him out of history is it?" says Thomas at one point.
The show is about the trouble with family (and here I'm including more symbolic families like groups of friends and sorority sisters), which is that psychological entanglement can keep loved ones from being able to separate their desires from your own.
Whereas the attention of earlier scholars had been concentrated on the authenticity of Jesus' teachings as transmitted in the Gospels, this new theory was less confident of being able to separate the authentic from the later elements in the Gospel records, though various proponents of it did suggest criteria by which such a separation might be guided.
Size based separation and extraction experiments conducted were able to separate free dye from a mixed protein and dye solution.
I'm able to separate myself from that.
And on that level he was able to separate himself.
