Sentence examples for has separated us from inspiring English sources

This brain circuit has separated "us from them" throughout human history and it continues to do so today.

And it has separated us a little from our lives.

"How it has separated us, how it has detroyed the [unity of the] world".The resilience of survivors is inspiring.

This is part of what has separated us as a "civilised society", these rights and freedoms and the privilege to be served by those who choose to sacrifice massive incomes to do relatively poorly paid legal aid work.

A week after his death, Grace Crane wrote in a letter to a friend: "About three years ago, we had a cruel experience which has separated us ever since…" And fifteen years after his death, her ashes were thrown from the Brooklyn Bridge — an act of love from beyond the grave.

A week after his death, Grace Crane wrote in a letter to a friend: "About three years ago, we had a cruel experience which has separated us ever since…" And fifteen years after his death, her ashes were thrown from the Brooklyn Bridge an act of love from beyond the grave.

"Would a gulf of inharmonious beliefs have separated us?" she asks.

"They've separated us," Abu Anzah said a few weeks ago in the house that has since been demolished.

"Right now, my children are alone, my wife is alone caring for the kids by herself — they've separated us".

"Today we have come together and resolved the differences that have separated us these last few weeks on a budget that will ultimately provide investments in education, transportation and other essential needs," he said in a statement.

"We were picked up by the Swiss police and put in a room and I asked him: 'Do you know what they want from us?' He said 'no' and they have seen that we are speaking and they have separated us.