Sentence examples for otherwise segregated from inspiring English sources

The Wanamaker, and its matching dark Jacobean drama, is the place for intimate movements that can pick up on the sexual connections of dance – fingers that briefly touch, bodies that shadow each other, steps that evade and check – a rare chance for a sentence spoken between otherwise segregated sexes wearing heavy clothes.

In the summer of 1956, The World reported, "the rock 'n' roll phenomenon cracked Memphis's segregation laws" by attending the Memphis Fairgrounds amusement park "during what is designated as 'colored night.'" That same year, Elvis also attended the otherwise segregated WDIA Goodwill Revue, an annual charity show put on by the radio station that called itself the "Mother Station of the Negroes".

Otherwise, segregated funds should be just that — segregated.

Separating Kids and Couples Beyond concierge or executive levels, which may have clublike rules for entry, a number of hotels otherwise segregate their no-child areas.

The chromosomal forms definition does not allow the unambiguous assignment of all possible karyotypes, either because of technical difficulties with scoring inversion haplotypes (the phase of variants on each chromatid), or because they are by definition 'recombinants' or otherwise segregating in multiple chromosomal forms (e.g. the 'FOREST' karyotypes that are shared between MOPTI and SAVANNA).

The protocol targets critical communications channels between otherwise highly segregated correctional and treatment agencies.

KRAB domains from different species were otherwise largely segregated in the tree with only a few clades including sequences from more than one lineage.

While he unequivocally declared the Ku Klux Klan's "politics of racial hatred and religious bigotry" as having "no place in this country," his administration reversed long-standing federal policy denying tax exemptions to colleges and private schools in the South that were segregated or otherwise engaged in discriminatory practices.

Yet the great majority of women remains clustered in the bottom or middle ranks in otherwise male dominated professions, or segregated into traditionally female fields.

"In this way disparate-impact liability may prevent segregated housing patterns that might otherwise result from covert and illicit stereotyping," he observed.

Otherwise, the storytellers of the different generations are segregated from each other by the novel's structure.