Sentence examples for firmly separated from inspiring English sources

In hindsight, perhaps because I'd just made a commitment that firmly separated me from the girls I'd seen having fun on the Med.

What the Communards fought and died for was, fifty years later, achieved, as France moved toward a modern welfare state, and firmly separated Church and nation.

I'm sure that, like their Republican Party counterparts, few of the men who testified before the committee would object to the notion that Church and State must be firmly separated from each other.

On the other side, group 1 and 2 effects cannot be firmly separated because three group 1 drugs also caused T2 prolongations.

When I asked about sleeping arrangements, Lauren said, affably but firmly, "Separate beds".

The rationalism part, alas, now feels like something out of a dusty past.For most Europeans and Americans, a secular state is a state in which the church cannot dictate to the government and, in America at least, the symbols and ceremonies of the two are kept firmly separate.

Seven years ago, on the brink of insolvency, Le Monde remade itself, subtly but firmly, by separating editorial content more clearly from news and by giving more emphasis to the economy.

Hoffman is a model biographer for Puller -- admiring and sympathetic but firmly determined to separate fact from legend.

Already firmly established in Cambodia and Indonesia, children separated from their families are exploited as fund-raising tools, and in some cases their living conditions are kept deliberately unsightly to extract donations from visitors.

Within this rich world is the sort of stoic stillness that Mr. Morris can stage so effortlessly: dancers stand with their palms flattened at their hips, legs separated and feet firmly planted.

The firmly embedded "separate but equal" doctrine in American education was allegedly given a decent burial.