Sentence examples for quite apart from the problem of from inspiring English sources

Quite apart from the problem of appearing to endorse Jackson's androgynous life style, a Presidential award would be perceived as a shallow effort by the President to share in the constant publicity surrounding Jackson...

This is itself a big problem for a counterfactual analysis of causation, quite apart from the problem of preemption".

Mr Lamothe points out that Haiti has inherited a whole host of problems, quite apart from the legacy of the earthquake.

Now I have a problem with novelty coffee at the best of times, quite apart from the suggestion of stirring peanut butter into any kind of fluid which is clearly not "sensible" at all.

But her discomfort was ultimately worth it, quite apart from the arrival of her daughter, Marin.

Quite apart from the origins of the food, the people who served it were usually migrants.

These goals and circumstances determine a context of utterance quite apart from the attitudes of the interlocutors.

The protection of the Fourth Amendment extends to improper searches and seizures, quite apart from the legality of an entry.

Quite apart from the loss of life, the financial toll will be immense.

Quite apart from the merits of the study by Whalen et al., there is a larger issue.

"Quite apart from the loss of income and jobs in producing lavender, there is also the tourist industry.