Sentence examples for from which we keep from inspiring English sources

Simulated sex, with nudity, is likely to create a self-contained reality from which we keep our distance (unless we're talking about an experimental troupe like the Living Theater, in the anything-goes 1960s).

This past weekend, we went through the painful process of sharing and explaining matters which we kept from our families for twenty five years.

More than a dozen Metropolitan Police Department officers were dispatched to break up the fighting, which an officer described as "four little fights, which we kept from becoming one big fight".

Here we present the first results from a large laboratory experiment in which we kept replicate experimental populations of a nuptial-feeding Australian ground cricket (Pteronemobius sp). on high- or low-quality diets for seven generations.

When we ran both interrupts nothing would come from OC0, so we switched from Timer0 to Timer2 (which we eventually kept using).

"But actually we're still very conservative, still very traditional and still have rather archaic laws which we have kept from the time we were a British colony," he says.

It is a good perch from which to keep an eye on the family business.

That putt secured Mickelson's place with Woods in the last group, the best position from which to keep a watchful eye on the field.

Ten out of thirty families own other poultry species, among them turkey, from which they keep on average five birds.

Despite this, he became a key player in an industry from which he kept a discreet distance.

Yep, it was a just three-hour highlights video of World Cup action from which you kept score with the pencil provided.