Sentence examples for decidedly separate from inspiring English sources

In the future, we hope they ensure the Nazi footage is kept decidedly separate.

One by one, states began to establish public schools -- or what they often called "common schools" -- funded by public money and open to all children (with caveats: racial segregation in northern states made schooling decidedly separate and unequal while slavery in the south made it impossible and/or illegal for black children to get any formal education).

In major cities like Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee and Baltimore, daily life is racially separate and decidedly unequal.

Central Europe has become an apartheid region where Roma and non-Roma inhabit increasingly separate and decidedly unequal worlds.

This overlapping set of influences was among the forces that gave L.A. architecture a distinct and decidedly unorthodox appeal in that period — separate from what became known as Postmodernism, with its decorative ornament and sometimes flimsy references to architectural history.

He'd conclude that no one is well served by having two separate systems run on two decidedly different sets of principles, and he'd recommend that the two become one.

Du Châtelet's first use of the PC, then, is decidedly Wolffian for its task is to separate the impossible from the possible.

But Pasadena is decidedly not part of LA; we value our separate history and identity.

Durant's signing seems to separate him from his character, which decidedly doesn't happen with Frank, Treshelle Edmond (as Martha, the girl with an abusive father), Russell Harvard (as the father of Moritz) or Matlin.

What's more, while the eight MDGs were limited in scope, the SDGs--seventeen separate goals with 169 distinct targets--represent a decidedly more comprehensive approach to development.

In 2008, it separated the bodybuilding and weight lifting federations, lessening the decidedly unfeminine imagery attached to lifting compared with that of bodybuilding's hulking muscles and popping veins.