Sentence examples for represented apart from inspiring English sources

All faiths (and those of no faith) are represented, apart from Bahá'í and Rastafari, because they haven't found any believers in those creeds who want to join, and new women are recruited by word of mouth to keep the numbers balanced.

All Australian states and the territories were represented apart from the Australian Capital territory (1.6% of Australian population) [ 21].

But the novel as an African form was still very young, and "Things Fall Apart" represented a new approach, showing the collision of old and new ways of life to devastating effect.

Margaret: And the fact that they were lying to each other also represented how far apart they've grown.

Burst Apart represented a maturation musically, but still spoke to the same stubborn, eternally adolescent emotion that made Hospice so addictively wrenching. .

Thus, despite frequent viral migration into the area, individual schools located a few kilometers apart represented distinct DENV evolutionary entities.

We considered that location records 14 m or less apart represented two lizards sharing the same refuge.

The functional class of metabolism comprised of about 14.56% of the unigenes and represented the largest class apart from NSH and hypothetical proteins.

These twin revolutions, barely 60 years apart, represent the most profound as well as the most rapid shift and dislocation in human thought that has ever occurred.

It's a campaign trying to cope with the fact that the fundamental coalitions and policy bargains its party represents are falling apart.(Photo credit: AFP).

Secondly, Hollande frankly doubted the present president's claim to represent anything much apart from himself: "You, depositories of our country's principles and values across the world, have suffered from the absence of a presidency that fully illustrates them".