Sentence examples for is separate from what from inspiring English sources

"This is separate from what I went through," Manuel said.

The budget is separate from what Crate & Barrel spends on its catalogs and other direct-response marketing, which is estimated at more than $30 million a year.

This question is separate from what seems an even more fundamental question: why suppose that there are any fictional entities in the first place?

"I wear two hats, and what I do on Sunday is separate from what I do during the week at the legislature," Klingenschmitt said by phone.

Those payments would be separate from what advertisers pay to run spots during commercial breaks.

The production will be separate from what CBS and ESPN will show, with Sony supplying cameras to show the action on the back nine.

A restrictive clause does not want to be separate from what it modifies: it wants to be one with it, to be essential to it, to identify with it totally.

"One of the things that we want to try to do over the next few years is build a handful of great new experiences that are separate from what you think of as Facebook today".

Koum has long been an evangelist of free speech, while Zuckerberg has said recently that he wants to "build great new experiences that are separate from what you think of as Facebook today".

"We want to build a handful of great experiences that are separate from what you think of as Facebook today" Zuckerberg said at the end of the earnings call.

Salvador Victoria, a spokesman for the Popular Party in Madrid, said the Las Vegas Sands filing was "separate from what might occur here".