Sentence examples for existed apart from inspiring English sources
Then I wondered aloud whether he feared the physical pain that existed apart from his addiction.
He referred several times to "the Allonzo Trier phenomenon," as if it existed apart from him.
Hindus and Sikhs had always existed apart from the country's tribal politics.
By stripping these events of context, the exhibition also makes it seem as if environmental issues existed apart from history.
Looking out the windows of her Dublin house, Mrs. Bagot mused on how little she existed apart from the children.
Ever since, prog has existed apart from fashion, perhaps even apart from the rest of rock music.
To the Editor: How tiring to keep hearing (as in Paul Bloom's review of "The Evolution of God," by Robert Wright) discussions of a God who exists apart from the primal and continuing phenomena of all true existence in nature.
If the activity of intellect provides a basis for saying that, while the human soul is the substantial form of the body, it can exist apart from the body, that is, survive death, it is an immaterial existent.
The uninsured don't exist apart from commerce.
It does not exist apart from what we make of it.
Few translated classics exist, apart from Jean de Brunhoff's "Babar" and Astrid Lindgren's "Pippi Longstocking" series.
