Sentence examples for seen as a separate entity from inspiring English sources

Every time we are segregated and singled out... we are seen as a separate entity and even though intentions may be good, it does not help us," she said.

Social media is sometimes seen as a separate entity, deserving of a separate strategy.

Perhaps this is caused by the repeated reminders that we are watching a play that causes the disagreeable nature of the characters to be seen as a separate entity than the actor portraying them.

The multi-hued threshold stones at the bottom emphasize its function says Upton, who writes: "it is an opening through which one passes: a true frame or doorway to the picture ... Yet, since this arch is painted in grisaille, distinct from the rest of the panel, it must also be seen as a separate entity, much like an elaborate border around an illuminated manuscript page".

Finally based on these results we have to answer the questions of whether TNM-classification has to be adjusted and whether ampullary carcinoma should still be seen as a separate entity in the future.

At first everybody was probably like: "What's a foreskin?" because it's not as if anybody had ever seen this as a separate entity.

He was idealistic and God-like, but Scout never saw him as a real person; she was biased, she saw him as a separate entity, better than anybody and everybody else, and as readers we are also driven into believing this because we are reading a book narrated by a character who truly believed it.

As opposed to seeing VR/AR as a separate entity, VCs largely view it as solving problems in existing sectors.

If your identity is tied up or enmeshed in another person and your sense of "self" is only connected to them, then it becomes difficult to see yourself as a separate entity.

Probably quite patronising...sort of acknowledge that there was the fatigue, but didn't really see it as a separate entity.

I don't know anybody who has ever regretted having a grandchild, but I'm sure plenty bitterly regret turning their backs on that chance because of their inability to see the child as a separate entity from the mother.