Sentence examples for existed separately from from inspiring English sources

Reading Signs of Change To Mr. Cutler, the new economy never existed separately from the old.

The two would have quite happily existed separately from each other, but they're now beginning to sniff around each other's rears.

The anxiety disorder exists separately from my personality.

Like a whirlpool, our sense of being a person cannot exist separately from the stream that created it.

It's difficult to imagine our mothers as women with stories and selves that exist separately from ours.

Moreover, it's a lot of fun, which is a quality that doesn't have to exist separately from cinematic brilliance.

But to say he's not true to Luthor is to pretend that there's some "true" version of Luthor to begin with – and to create a platonic, real Luthor who exists separately from, and overshadows, the original folks who, intentionally or by accident, came up with the character.

That may well be the case, but in the words of Natee Teerarojjanapongs, an activist for LGBT rights in Thailand, while queer people in Thailand do not suffer from direct state repression, they have to negotiate invisibility and a lack of social awareness and exist separately from mainstream societies in predetermined roles.

Michael Gazzaniga, a neuroscientist at the University of California, Santa Barbara, believes that "we are personally responsible agents and are to be held accountable for our actions, even though we live in a determined universe".The idea that the mind exists separately from the body has a long history; Descartes invoked it during the 17th century.

If emptiness were to exist separately from what appears, the reality of that [apparent] phenomenon would not be empty.

Platonice loquendo, there are entities which exist separately from sensible things and they constitute the object of the higher science.