Sentence examples for has managed to separate from inspiring English sources

But somehow India has managed to separate the two.

Spain has managed to separate itself from the malaise surrounding Portugal and others this year by undertaking some aggressive deficit cuts.

Take Spain, for example, which because of a slate of aggressive deficit cutting decisions has managed to separate itself from the malaise surrounding Portugal and others so far this year.

Whereas the U.S. has managed to separate the revelations over spying and surveillance from discussions around big data, many in the U.K. view them as part of the same whole.

The public has managed to separate the bad person from the quality performer countless times (even very, super recently).

In a time when light installations are a dime-a-dozen, French animator and director Marc-Antoine Locatelli has managed to separate and distinguish himself from the pack.

Since then I think I've managed to separate myself from all the things my father did.

The junior high I got bussed to was a specialist school in east Austin, one of those neighbourhoods urban planners had managed to separate by highway from the rest of the city because black people lived in it.

Zirkin has agonized over how to vote, and he said in an interview Wednesday night that he remains "very torn". But he said he had managed to separate his emotional response to people who commit heinous murders from his legal analysis of the issue.

"I've managed to separate the two as much as I can.

Clueless has endured as the 90s' most distinct product, yet has managed to hold separate from the era's nostalgia.