Sentence examples for rather separate from inspiring English sources

A rather separate tradition was created by the German economic theorist Karl Marx (1818 83).

"Our fields are rather separate, but whenever I have a question about probability I go to Varadhan," Dr. Lax said.

"I think of David Bowie, or Michael Jackson – those one-off characters who've been rather separate from the rest of the world for a long time and who have a weird innocence".

At The Oval it was Gambhir's turn to fall between the gaps, his 19-ball humiliation capturing most clearly the sense of two cricketing nations moving, for now, in rather separate directions.

A Home Office study on rape published in 1999 quotes a judge as saying: "I wonder whether the serious type of rape of a stranger in a public place or whatever at night should not be a rather separate offence than a misunderstanding between two people who know each other".The Home Office's review committee rejected this view unanimously.

Rather separate specialized engines connected into networks are beneficial.

We assume the grains were rather separated from the ceramic body during the application of the wet glaze suspension on the unfired dry body, or later on, during the firing process.

One would rather see separate shows of each artist's work.

Her work and life are blended, rather than separate and balanced.

Systems thinking deals in terms of interconnections, patterns and processes rather than separate units.

(Some sources consider P. minor and P. gangetica as subspecies rather than separate species).