Sentence examples for exists apart from inspiring English sources

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.

As a fan of intensely specific forms of communication — blogs, memoirs, reality TV — I don't believe that any idea exists apart from its mode of dissemination.

A "grill" category on the menu exists apart from categories for appetizers and entrees, where dishes are described in full, and it includes no detail whatsoever about the items it comprises.

But just as the spirit of Christmas exists apart from the annual orgy of consumerism that overtakes us like a bloodlust, the spirit of Christmas music isn't to be found in yet another version of Winter Wonderland or the kind-of-rape-y Baby, It's Cold Outside.

This, and the fact that Manx and Scottish Gaelic did not deviate significantly from Irish until the 16th century, explains why no medieval literature specifically identifiable with the island survives, and why such modern literature as exists, apart from translation literature, is predominantly folklore.

And though some have wondered at the advisability of staging so grim and doomy a text in a space that (on a nice day, at least) gets flooded with light, it's in the remit of the theater to give off an elemental force that exists apart from the weather.

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.

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.