Sentence examples for divided from the from inspiring English sources

The movement was divided from the start.

The Union, divided from the Confederacy, was also divided itself.

The focus is fatally divided from the outset and Freida Pinto looks uneasy and miscast as Miral herself.

In the summer of 1971, Springmartin was divided from the predominantly-Catholic Springfield Park only by six-foot railings.

At the moment the social area is divided from the bedroom they all share by a golden curtain that gives the space a somewhat theatrical appearance.

Opinions were divided from the start: critics bemoaned its "dry and sterile" acoustics while protagonists celebrated its cutting-edge design and "crystal clear" sound.

exaggerated the excesses of the left, condemning it as hopelessly insular and divided from the rest of the country by its narrow concerns.

"The Secret Garden" was published in 1911, but I had no sense that I was divided from the Edwardians by a gulf of time or history.

When NASA astronauts ceremoniously arrive at the research center, the black women "computers" are forced to stand together as a separate group, conspicuously divided from the other scientists.

As the cradle of Confederate rebellion, divided from the North over slavery in the Civil War, Alabama still had lynchings of blacks well into the civil rights era.

The once-glaciated New England section of the Appalachians is divided from the rest of the chain by an indentation of the Atlantic.