I will always feel kind of separate.
And it shouldn't be some kind of separate or substitute qualification.
The only reason I believe that we stayed together was because we achieved a kind of separate stasis.
Before Charter 08, "we had to live in a certain kind of separate and solitary state," one signatory wrote.
She kept arguing for some kind of separate indigenous literary identity, which was ironic considering that she was speaking English to a room full of white professors.
They needed a living room large enough to hold the piano, plus some kind of separate area where Mr. Bunch could work.
"For too long the arts have been siloed as something that is kind of separate from life, separate from the economy," said Gary Steuer, chief cultural officer for the City of Philadelphia.
Dave Trabert, the president of the Kansas Policy Institute, which advocates limited government, said in an interview: "It's certainly something that some people use to kind of separate between what's government and what's not.
His two main requirements: a real kitchen with real appliances, and some kind of separate sleeping space, possibly a loft or an alcove, so visiting friends could sit someplace besides his bed.
"We're using a human curation approach, with a team of filmmakers and journalists who really kind of separate the signal from the noise," Gilles said.
