Sentence examples for made apart from from inspiring English sources

He has given away essentially everything he has made, apart from decent, though not extravagant, provisions for his four daughters and one son.

But no progress has been made apart from the appointment in December of a mediator, Sir Ketumile Masire, a former president of Botswana.

The Doha peace deal was brokered in 2011 but no progress was made, apart from power sharing and allocation of positions to the former rebels.

I think I've always been afraid of everything actual, and less afraid – or not afraid at all, finally – of what can constitute the made, and the made apart from the given.

It reminds me a bit of this stand up routine by Aziz Ansari, about being told the same thing about the movie Slumdog Millionaire a few years back, and how psyched white people must be about every movie ever made (apart from, say, The Colour Purple, Waiting to Exhale, The Joy Luck Club, or Monsoon Wedding).

Evidence on safety is scarce and fragmentary, and no inferences can be made apart from a few suggestions on infective complications.

I'm not sure what difference the blender makes, apart from creating more washing-up.

The Department of Health had no comment to make, apart from expressing the minister's sympathies for the family.

His films would cost very little to make, apart from his most recent period piece fantasies such as The Lady and The Duke.

The most noticeable choice she makes, apart from her trademark double lines, is in composition: seldom is a girl presented without some part of her body obscured by (or entangled with) another's — at least until the dawning of the flapper era, when frizzy-haired Prudence Prim bends and shies away from the male grasp (she eventually gets caught).

I was, however, inclined to agree when my wife, who's a pretty vehement atheist, said that she could cope with just about any life decision our children may make – apart from them wanting to join the military or the clergy.