Sentence examples for existing separately from from inspiring English sources

And in 2015 it began testing self-destructing messages in Messenger itself, existing separately from the now-released Secret Conversation feature.

DC's television plan has been notably less connected, with their shows Gotham, Arrow and The Flash existing separately from their theatrical offerings.

In the dualism of French philosopher René Descartes, both the mind and the soul are spiritual entities existing separately from the mechanical operations of the human body.

Similarly, the commodification of the student movement is evidence of its cool and sexy media image, but also that it is becoming seen as a subculture existing separately from the lives of ordinary people – something that can now be packaged up and sold to others as a meaningless fashion statement.

That is, in order for x to be an accident, there must be some sort of thing that x is incapable of existing separately from.

The idea of a person's shadow existing separately from its owner is something that has always tantalized the minds of writers and artists.

Many anglers agree that they might have continued existing separately for years had it not been for the increasing pressures their hobby faced in recent years, most notably from new environmental legislation and water access restrictions.

The anxiety disorder exists separately from my personality.

This is nonreductionism, according to which persons exist separately and independently from their brains and bodies, and so their lives are unified from birth to death in virtue of that separately existing entity, what we will call a Cartesian ego (but is most popularly thought of as a soul).

The bilaterally existing symptoms were asked separately from each side.

In England, 'Every Child Matters' introduced a new structure of children's centres to coordinate targeted and specialist services, separately from existing services.