Sentence examples for have often separated from inspiring English sources

Each week since February Sir Kenneth has been talking to us about the men who have made civilisation and although centuries, languages, races, and religions have often separated them, it is one sort of man, almost at times it has seemed like the same man, that Sir Kenneth has been talking about.

Nelson, a healthy Gabe White and Rivera give the Yankees the deep bullpen that has often separated them in the postseason.

As a result, the taxa that have been examined in this manner have often been separated by large evolutionary distances and long phylogenetic branches because large sequence resources tend to be distributed widely across clades in a few model organisms.

Although goal pursuit is related to both functioning of the brain's reward circuits and psychological factors, the literatures surrounding these concepts have often been separate.

Women of color have had to fight to be heard by white males, but also by our fellow women, who have often sought to separate the discrimination we experience as a result of our gender from that we we experience as a result of our race.

I have often said that what separates real entrepreneurs from pundits and bystanders is a bias towards getting things done versus over analyzing things.

In practice, statistical prediction models have often been developed without separating the data used for model development from the data used for estimation of prediction accuracy [ 1].

Famous theatrical dynasties such as the Booths, Barrymores and Redgraves – whose members have often deliberately gone their separate ways – seem independent-spirited by comparison.

Although many Western traditions have often seen them as separate and distinct elements, the concept of the subtle body envisions them as deeply intertwined.

While both adaptive evolution and phenotypic plasticity have been considered important drivers of species invasions (Sakai et al. 2001; Sultan 2004; Richards et al. 2006), they have often been viewed as separate factors; few studies have examined adaptive evolution of plasticity in introduced species.

Already there's a parallel track in my own life of a kind of bridging of two worlds that people have often thought of as being separate, but have a history of being in dialogue and being connected in some form.