Sentence examples for segregate a from inspiring English sources

They said you can't segregate a beach.

They said you can't segregate a golf course.

Barnes also warns that schools should not segregate a child or make them a victim.

However, we would only segregate a restricted-status prisoner for any length of time if we felt that there was no other option available".

This tension between the objective and the subjective has seemed insoluble ever since the great philosopher René Descartes first raised it in the 17th century, when he chose to segregate a conscious mind from the biological brain.

However, this attempt to distinguish and segregate a technical-managerial approach to the functional agencies, as if a category of low politics could be kept separate from high politics, proved problematic in the later development of the functional agencies.

It gives the segregator a false sense of superiority and the segregated a false sense of inferiority".

How could you sex-segregate a thrice-daily activity and still engage in civic life?

It was about as segregated a form of popular music as we've ever had.

His job was to encourage black soldiers, who were then segregated, a situation he saw the government did not intend to end.

Dr. Hornsby was fired after months of making public statements that the schools were still racially segregated, a position directly opposite the mayor's.