Sentence examples for overcome separation from inspiring English sources
"overcome separation" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English
You can use this phrase when talking about overcoming a physical, emotional, or social separation from someone or something. It can also be used to describe overcoming a difficult situation or obstacle in order to be reunited with someone or something. Example: After years of living in different countries, Sarah and her husband were finally able to overcome their separation and be together again.
For me being part of the EU means being part of a project to overcome separation and differences and to look for shared values, peace and understanding.
According to school authorities, by this time, the girls will overcome the discomfort of having a baby, adjust to having a child, as well as overcome separation anxiety with their babies.
A soothing parable about overcoming separation anxiety, it would make an ideal gift for a child about to stay behind while his parents go away, say, on vacation.
They devised ways to overcome their separation.
To overcome inevitable separation, the woman writes to Leonid Brezhnev, and (improbably) gets invited to Russia.
"Were you scared?" And the hardest one: "Were you thinking about me?" They devised ways to overcome their separation.
He was so overcome by separation anxiety, a common affliction among dogs, that he jumped out of her apartment's fourth-floor window.
Perhaps if we continue this conversation, Americans on the right and the left can overcome our separation and begin to articulate shared, lasting values.
Quorum plans to overcome the separation that currently exists between wireless data networks (such as the one at Starbucks) and the wireless cellular networks that connect mobile phones, which would create unrivalled network coverage for people using dual-mode handsets.
A defining characteristic of cities is therefore the degree to which accessibility is based on the physical proximity between origins (eg where people live) and destinations (eg where people work) or on transport solutions which can overcome spatial separation, and the degree to which these solutions involve private or public motorised transport.
An improvement of an existing experimental SHPB set-up is proposed and an original measurement technique based on an electro optical extensometer is used to overcome a separation phenomenon observed during the test.
