Sentence examples for he really separated from inspiring English sources

"I think he really separated himself from the other candidates," said Steirer, who is president of the Drake Democrats. .

"He played great and we really separated ourselves from the field and kind of made it a match-play-type vibe".

But what really separated this volume out was the prose.

Back in New York, I didn't believe we'd really separated.

"LeBron really separated himself," his then-coach said, in the documentary "More Than a Game".

But it was race, rather than birthdates or preference for flats, that really separated our feminist grandmas.

It really separated him; whether you were playing for him as a junior or senior or whether you were in college or looking for jobs, he would make sure to help you anyway he could.

In effect, risk assessment and risk management cannot be really separated.

Since then, of course, they've really separated a great deal.

It evolved into a more punk DJ culture that really separated itself from commercial dance music.

Alan Green: I've never really separated out the spiritual and the secular.