Sentence examples for effort to separate from inspiring English sources

Her effort to separate her sex from her work was lifelong -- and contradictory.

Calvin made less of a theoretical effort to separate civil and religious realms.

I made no effort to separate the strands of conversation or to focus on what people were saying.

There is no effort to separate the insurgents from the criminals, but Albanians and Serbs are kept apart, as are minors and adults.

You know, the pen makes dark lines and with dark lines on the paper we always have to put in extra effort to separate them.

This was true — there had been no effort to separate the various groups, which was one reason why the place was so volatile.

In their effort to separate the perjury charge from the civil rights case, the defense lawyers had said prosecutors made a calculated effort to prejudice jurors.

Researchers and educators involved in the project described it as maddeningly complex in its effort to separate the attributes of good teaching from the idiosyncrasies of individual teachers.

"The government will lead people of all ethnicities to smash the Dalai clique's intentional and secret effort to separate the motherland and undermine Tibet's harmony and stability," he said after bowing before the victims' portraits and laying a wreath.

Then, in a clear effort to separate Mr. Bush's approach from President Jimmy Carter's politically disastrous calls for household austerity during the energy crises of the late 1970's, it adds: "Our country has met many great tests.

Burgoyne, leading an army south from Canada in an effort to separate New England from the rest of the colonies, complained that Vermonters were "the most rebellious race on the continent".