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She compared their married life together to the fusion food "chicken tikka tacos" ― "two unique styles of culinary art meld together so flawlessly to create something entirely set apart," she wrote.
Yamasaki, after his walk around the Empire State Building, decided to create something completely different, a soaring sculpture set apart on a huge plaza.
Both creating expectations and setting tone, the museum environment signals to students that they are entering "a kind of sanctuary, special and set apart," one that promotes deep engagement (Tishman et al., 2007, p. 17).
Cloud-based enterprise management software Cascade wants to set itself apart by creating happier and more motivated companies.
And what better way to set yourself apart than to create an entirely new size category.
Some of you wrote to us that your bosses were rude as a way of creating distance — a way to show who's boss, to set themselves apart.
To set them apart, designers add additional features, trying to create one significant difference that could fuel sales.
To set yourself apart from your competition, you need to be able to create ingenious products and services that provide value to your clients and customers.
She often creates stand-alone displays to set the product apart and attract new consumers.
They wanted to set themselves apart.
