Sentence examples for remarkably separate from inspiring English sources

Now the festivals work together, helping to promote each other, while still feeling remarkably separate.

Coltrane's large, direct, vibratoless sound transmitted his basic desire: "that I'm supposed to grow to the best good that I can get to". What Coltrane accomplished, and how he connected with audiences for jazz around the world, seems to elude any possible career plan, and is remarkably separate from what we have come to understand as European-based, Western-culture artistic consciousness.

Mayr's book, The Growth of Biological Thought, describes the history of biology as intertwined strands that nonetheless remain remarkably separate, one about mechanisms and their ontogeny (proximate), the other about why traits are the way they are, that is, evolution [ 3, 4].

At another region on chromosome XIII, the coding regions of TRM9 and UBX2 are remarkably close (separated by only 85 bp), with the intergenic segment encompassing the entire presumptive promoter region of UBX2.

And even young children are remarkably good at separating pretense from reality.

There are two new faces making their debuts this weekend, and remarkably they are separated by a decade in age.

Is time with your work, or the way you think about painting, remarkably different or separated from the rest of your life?

The DVD offers a fascinating surprise: "The Gold Rush" turns out to be two separate and remarkably different movies.

Though the film opens as Parker arrives late to a lecture by King — a brief encounter that will bookend the film — their individual travails run on very separate, if remarkably parallel, tracks.

We have been informed that, remarkably, there were two separate Pyxis vehicles which were issued in the 2007 time frame one of which was a CDO and a second a structure which some sources classify as a CDO and others describe differently.

Many of the 36 races for governor being decided on Tuesday remain remarkably close, with candidates separated by less than one percentage point in four states.