Sentence examples similar to being divided from from inspiring English sources

The movement was divided from the start.

Pro-Europeans have been divided from anti-Europeans.

I am dismayed that once again Britain is divided from our major European neighbours.

Critics have been divided from wildly enthusiastic – and here – to merely respectful here and here.

"These sides are divided from each other in their souls," Longley said.

In the summer of 1971, Springmartin was divided from the predominantly-Catholic Springfield Park only by six-foot railings.

Skeletal muscles are divided from one another by a covering of connective tissue called the epimysium.

The other part is that you shouldn't be divided from your fellow citizens because of your culture.

In exile, Sannikov is divided from Khalip, a well-known journalist with the Russian investigative newspaper Novaya Gazeta.

"There's no reason for the United States and Iran to be divided from one another," the president said in the message.

Oberösterreich was divided from Niederösterreich in about 1450, and Linz became its capital in 1490 (following Enns, Steyr, and Wels).