Sentence examples for desire to separate from inspiring English sources

Military force will not crush the Chechens' desire to separate themselves from Russia.

The spur was the desire to separate the legal and beneficial titles, especially when the beneficiary was young or inexperienced.

Unlike the Pilgrims, the Puritans did not desire to "separate" themselves from the Church of England but, rather, hoped by their example to reform it.

That would be a symbol of President Raúl Castro's desire to separate the institutions of state from the ruling Communist Party before he steps down in 2018.

But Republican and some Democratic officials say they see another motivation: Mr. Kerry's desire to separate himself from the pack in the Democratic sweepstakes for president.

This is a man, by Mr. Brooks's own assessment, who recognizes the founding fathers' desire to separate church and state but who sees it as incompatible with modern life.

At that time few of the colonists consciously desired to separate from Britain.

Boys grow up desiring to separate themselves from others and from the feminine values culturally linked to their mothers and sisters.

The desire for Nigeria to separate is still very much a minority view, but even some of the most tolerant here are beginning to lose patience.

For normally formed late preterm infants, desire to avoid separating infants and mothers and the perception that they are unlikely to require significantly different newborn care from term-born infants have meant that many receive care on postnatal wards.

It is shown that one may reach to desired frequency resolution to separate the mode shapes and simultaneously arrive at the necessary time resolution to mitigate the end effects and properly estimate the connection damping.