Sentence examples for it separated her from inspiring English sources

That spin that she first felt in the water was the most destructive of centrifugal forces; it separated her from every single thing she held dear.

Carey, who may be Glover's biggest fan at the judges' table, said Glover's musicality, which allowed her to take any song and "change it to suit her," separated her from "almost anyone else" in the competition.

Asked when she realized her court vision separated her from her peers, Vandersloot said: "I don't think it was very long ago.

Her captivity separated her from her children and imposed numerous hardships, but now she thanks God for it.

For instance a 42-year old female found it difficult to separate her perception of being at risk from being healthy or suffering from a CVD: It is a difficult situation when you are on your way to an unhealthy lifestyle.

The actress starred alongside David Tennant in Broadchurch as local detective Ellie Miller, who finds it hard to separate her emotions from the police investigation.

At times, Vikander found it difficult to separate her feelings about the situation from her performance.

Now it is hard to separate her work from that swollen discourse and from Woodman's easy-to-mythologize brief life.

Jordan has griped that the editing made her look bad, but she was sent home so early it's impossible to separate her bitterness from sour grapes.

McMillan is a high practitioner of commercial fiction whose personal life has been so spectacularly messy, it's difficult to separate her travails from the woes of her characters.

Sayeg has been invited by cities across the US to liven up their public spaces, and O'Farrell is finding it increasingly difficult to separate her guerilla activities from the teaching and charity events she is engaged in as part of her day job, managing the knitting community, Stitch London.