Sentence examples for contemplating separation from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Perry is in her element with goodbyes, whether she's taking down a tree where she and a sweetheart once carved their names, in "Chainsaw," or contemplating separation in "Back to Me Without You" and "End of Time".

Shortly following the accident, Husband and Wife, who had been contemplating separation for a number of months, decide to divorce.

That they can even contemplate separation means they are richer than many.

Another is Symantec, which this week was reported to be contemplating a separation of its two main businesses, internet security and data storage.The markets' preference for focus, however, does not mean they are averse to scale.

Those with power in Muslim societies found it impossible to contemplate the separation of religion and state, or admit to a changed place in society for women or permit the free exchange of ideas, particularly unpleasant ideas, on the lines argued by John Stuart Mill and others.

These months can be even more terrible for parents, who need to remain cheery even though they can no longer "make things right" for their kids... as they contemplate aging, separation and financial doom.

The wall of separation contemplated by Jefferson though is probably even more challenging than getting our neighbor to pay for a wall on our southern border.

Supposedly the SEC is contemplating a hard rule on the separation of analysts and bankers.

That reportedly has White House officials contemplating a new version of the family separation policy that was so disastrously implemented this summer.

No one in Iranian politics is talking openly about separation of church and state, for example, or even contemplating it seriously.

Answering both questions, Socrates says not only that the soul is immortal, but also that it contemplates truths after its separation from the body at the time of death.