Sentence examples for more separate than from inspiring English sources

I didn't want to make myself look like I was any more separate than I was".

When we got ourselves out of there, we felt more separate than usual and oddly wary of each other.

Mr. Carax said he lived a largely solitary existence and felt more separate than ever from the Paris film industry.

Many analysts argue that its parts would be worth more separate than together.A more gentle regulatory stance could yet emerge, for example if Republicans take over the Senate in elections in America in November.

But Starboard has picked up an argument advanced against Smithfield over the years: that its vertically integrated operations, from raising hogs to slaughtering and processing them into bacon and ham and then selling the products, are worth more separate than combined.

In part, I was wrong because I forgot history: I overlooked how "separate but equal" treatments under the law have generally been a lot more "separate" than they were "equal".

With more separates than dresses, long, loose silhouettes alongside the short, tight ones, and a sleek, minimal colour palette of ivory, black and orange, this collection had a new, laid-back ease.

As a result, "I do clutter up the U.S. Reports with more separate writing than most lawyers have either time or inclination to read".

Just this term, for example, Gorsuch wrote more separate opinions than Justice Elena Kagan, the last judge appointed to the bench, wrote in her first two years.

But one can no more separate them than distinguish the multiplicative roles of a rectangle's length or width in contributing to the area of a rectangle.

I can no more separate myself than I can jump away from my own shadow, and it tends to dominate the other things I've done.