Sentence examples for demarcates us from inspiring English sources

Without tea, the only thing that demarcates us from the rest of the world are dads who wear fancy dress to international cricket games.

With that recognition, perhaps Americans might also call into question how we demarcate the lines between "us" and "them," especially when such demarcations tacitly assume or explicitly assert that American Muslims are not genuinely American.

Looking back over the 30 or so years of the personal computing era, I'm struck by how easily we discard the past, how often we miss a revolution when we're in the middle of it and how few moments stop us in our tracks, giving us reason to demarcate a historical transition.

The link between allele-specific binding of CTCF and monoallelic expression of the IGF2 gene prompted us to test whether the presence of CTCF and H3K9me3 specifies a chromatin arrangement which demarcates random monoallelically expressed alleles.

It also demarcates a ceasefire line.

It also demarcates a rhetorical red line.

Lombok, Wallace concluded, demarcates the Asian and the Australian ecozones.

A line demarcates English and Scottish fishing rights.

That's the one that demarcates "before" and "after".

An enormous concrete wall, topped with barbed wire, demarcates the perimeter of the facility.

The hill at posh Båstad (pronounced borstad, please) demarcates the geography perfectly.