Sentence examples for self-imposed separation from inspiring English sources
Racial segregation is one of many types of segregation, which can range from deliberate and systematic persecution through more subtle types of discrimination to self-imposed separation.
One of the pressing questions for Mr. Kerrey, who moved to New York to run the New School and has since started a family, is whether Nebraska will accept such a return after a long, self-imposed separation.
The Jos Plateau, in contrast, is a mixed society divided along ethnic and religious lines - here the Fulani are an ethnic minority, experiencing segregation and self-imposed separation from their 'indigene' neighbours.
It's more a self-imposed detachment.
She is particularly good on the limping uncertainty of the single-parent family unit in the early months of separation; the dislocation and loneliness, the self-imposed insularity when four become three.
Yet "A Separation" is, in fact, limited by censorship, both explicit, and, perhaps, self-imposed.
This exile was self-imposed.
This is self-imposed uncertainty.
The hardship was romantic, self-imposed.
The test is self-imposed.
