Sentence examples for looked apart from inspiring English sources

Entrepreneurship can't be looked apart from the individuals who have the traits that are intrinsic.

But it was what came offstage that really set her look apart – wellies embellished with her initials in crystals.

Hot looks apart, however, these are dismal puddings, which – beyond a vaguely sweet, eggy flavour – taste fundamentally underseasoned and bland.

Twenty-one years on, Strehler's "Falstaff" looks (apart from scattered bits of shtick gone robotic) as timeless as it does fresh-minted.

I think a good writer must also ask how the work looks apart from performance.

For 12 years, I attended Cranbrook Schools and was exposed to the design and architecture that sets the Detroit look apart -- you just can't find it anywhere else.

The place looked torn apart.

The two sides never looked far apart and the CWU knew public sympathy for a prolonged strike would be limited.

But Mr. Gaultier created a garment that looked taken apart and, at the same time, impeccably finished.

We have no idea what he looked like, apart from the fact that he had a beard.

Milan generally looked superior, apart from the six-minute spell in which Liverpool scored three times to pull level.